Sentence examples for common purpose is from inspiring English sources

If this common purpose is diminished, we lose our European identity.

Their sense of common purpose is deeper than that of the Ashes-winning side of 2005.

The president's faith in Americans' sense of common purpose is uplifting.

For some, the sight of such harmony has imparted the sense that a common purpose is at work.

The body that took the decision to use common purpose is not the ANC, but the supposedly independent national prosecuting authority.

There are many versions of nomenklatura chic, but their common purpose is to telegraph "positivity" — rapt support for a man, a brand, a party, or a message.

The desire for common purpose wasn't.

Collaboration and common purpose were evident in New York.

When employees make concessions while executives take bonuses, the bonds of common purpose are broken.

United once again in common purpose was how the Guardian's Michael Wall described the day, while colour photographs from the funeral were printed in the following week's Observer magazine.

In the years that followed, lawmakers certainly thought so: the principle of joint enterprise, or common purpose, was cemented into British law and indeed copied in other jurisdictions, including the US and Australia.