Sentence examples for burning purpose from inspiring English sources

But wherever you see, in modern dance, an almost childlike noodliness combined with the straight backs and burning purpose that we associate with classical ballet, you are seeing the marks of Cunningham's passage.

It's an odd place to holiday, but the burning purpose of this pilgrimage is to visit the nearby shrine, where it is hoped that Hanny, who has a condition that seems to be a combination of severe learning difficulties and muteness, might be cured.

And in her dour, pouty face we see ourselves, still lost without a burning purpose outside of cleaning up the mess that our party-loving, self-enamored forebearers left behind.

We focus on the design of gold coated nanoparticles (or nanoshells) for applications in the biomedical domain of wavelengths (λ ∈ [800 1000] nm), for cell burning purpose.

The goal was to determine the sensitivity of the geometrical and material parameters, that could maintain a sufficiently high absorption efficiency, to get an elevation of its temperature for burning purposes.

The efficiency of the coupling between illumination with such nanostructures for burning purposes depends unevenly on their geometrical parameters (radius, thickness of the shell) and material parameters (permittivities which depend on the illumination wavelength).

Glyn is "a facts man, par excellence," one who "can recognize the implications of a gap in the record," and so, burning with purpose, he sets out on a quest for the truth about Kath.

Fires occur within the US for a number of reasons, including wildfires started from both natural and anthropogenic causes, prescribed burning, and burning for agricultural purposes.

Among many ideas, Hankey "brought out of his stable a hobby horse which he had ridden very hard in the 1914-18 war – namely the use of burning oil for defensive purposes".

Non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) is the deliberate, self-inflicted destruction of body tissue (e.g., cutting, burning) without suicidal intent and for purposes not socially sanctioned.

Justice Clarence Thomas was a riveting presence at oral argument when he abandoned his usual reticence to declare that a burning cross's whole purpose was "to cause fear and to terrorize a population".