The phrase "a purpose even" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you want to emphasize an unexpected or additional purpose.
Example: "The project serves many functions, a purpose even beyond what we initially envisioned."
Alternatives: "an additional purpose" or "a further purpose."
"People love companies that have a purpose, even for-profit companies," he said.
The Pentagon says all the ground rules have a purpose, even if that purpose is not necessarily self-evident.
There is a peacefulness, a purpose, even if it is only to die; and base personnel drop in for respite as if it were a chapel.
Humans like to feel there's a purpose, even if there isn't one!" Ok, so random question: three books that you'd recommend?
You can't imagine Gavin Turk pottering round a literary festival without a purpose, even a hotbed of creativity such as Port Eliot.
Those two detentions served a purpose, even though China knows full well that Canadian politicians cannot be pressured to intervene in an independent judiciary to free Meng.
He then noted that polygamy is often accepted in Eritrea, and he believes it even serves a purpose — evening out the noticeable gender imbalance that was a hangover of the war for independence.
I admire Spacey not just for his acting, but because he has stuck it out, rescued a theatre that looked as if might be heading for oblivion and given the Old Vic a civic purpose even without a penny of public subsidy.
Yes, our acts may -- these days, more than occasionally -- misfire (or quagmire), but our intentions are benevolent, motivated primarily by a desire to serve a higher purpose, even as we seek to enlarge our peaceful federation of allied nations.
"It was probably the closest relationship of an American president and a British prime minister devoted to a common purpose, even more so than FDR and Churchill," he said.
When you're applying for charitable status they will smell a political purpose even if there isn't a whiff of one".
