Sentence examples for for no purpose except from inspiring English sources
It was almost wholly focussed on the danger of chemical, biological, and nuclear attacks, undertaken for no purpose except destruction; it never envisaged the nature of the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
The writer admits the point about perjury, but he claims that Clinton lied "inside a kind of hermetically sealed experimental laboratory--a closed system consciously designed for no purpose except to maneuver him into committing a crime... .. "USA Today" reporter Tom Squitieri said on CNBC's "Equal Time" that the case was about obstruction of justice.
It's toxic junk food, a creepy sort of "reality" entertainment purveyed to bored and isolated readers for no purpose except to keep them consuming the product.
"It's highly unusual for a mainstream presidential campaign to persist for so long with no purpose except self-perpetuation," he writes.
Its conception sprang from a misguided concept to make an arena that had no purpose except for celebrating something that no one was quite sure how to celebrate.
In "What the Plants Say," he pleads: "Help me to be in the world for no purpose at all except for the joy of sunlight and rain.
Unlike House lawmakers, though, senators are free to use the cash for any purpose, except personal expenses.
Even the plaintiff did not argue that the cell was used for any purpose except the temporary lockup of arrestees.
The Notices further stated that Google "will not use any of [users'] content for any purpose except to provide [users] with the service". Id. 121.
Alternatively, Congress could get more specific by outlawing outright some types of processing — for example, barring companies from using location information for any purpose except what is necessary for a service to perform its core function.
He said he had written the C.A.B. that in his opinion the association was "not affiliated for any purpose except charter flights," but that World Air ways was "willing to violate" the restriction on charter con tracts with such groups.
