Sentence examples for far more purpose from inspiring English sources

GB started the second half with far more purpose and Terry Bywater and Ian Sagar inspired the comeback to level the game at 29-29 with four minutes and 55 seconds to go in the third quarter.

With both teams knocked out of the FA Cup at the weekend, this game gave them the opportunity to concentrate on their league form and despite being four places beneath their opponents in the table, it was QPR who started with far more purpose.

LEFT HAND The left hand, having turned over rhythmic duties to the right, serves a far more elastic purpose.

Julia wanted to communicate how wonderful French cuisine was, she said, while she herself had a far more practical purpose.

However, Johannes Chan, dean of the University of Hong Kong's law faculty, visiting for a far more austere purpose, found the self-governing Chinese enclave less than hospitable.

A decade later drones were being mooted for a far more benign purpose: as a means of delivering Amazon orders "straight to your porch".

A recent World Bank report conservatively estimated there are over 90 hubs across Africa; in reality there are many more.While co-working spaces are heralded in the rich world as trendy, open spaces conducive to networking and brainstorming, in Africa they serve a far more practical purpose: co-working spaces mitigate the exorbitant costs of setting up and running an office.

But there's no question that what defines Star Trek today is an egalitarian, pluralistic, moral future society that has rejected greed and hate for the far more noble purpose of learning all that is learnable and spreading freedom throughout the galaxy.

EQ's aren't just used for fine-tuning; they also serve a far more practical purpose in the case of faulty or low-quality recording by cutting out high-pitched feedback (high-cut EQ) or eliminating infrasound (low-cut EQ).

But, in fact, many people have bought the cameras for far more pedestrian purposes.

"He wasted billions and billions of dollars that could have been spent on far more useful purposes.