He was hired by Mr. Rich for the obvious purpose of persuading President Clinton to issue a pardon -- and he accomplished that, largely shortcutting the usual Justice Department channels.
Speaking in Las Vegas, Trump accused Clinton of bribing Lynch with the promise of reappointment and said she "set up an illegal server for the obvious purpose of shielding her criminal conduct from public disclosure and exposure".
However, Torre determined that Utley was in violation of Rule 5.09(a)(13), which forbids "deliberate, unwarranted, unsportsmanlike action by the runner in leaving the baseline for the obvious purpose of crashing the pivot man on a double play, rather than reach the base".
The obvious purpose of the university buildings is education.
The obvious purpose is to tarnish the former president, to prevent her from running for office again four years.
Singing "I'm so lonely I don't even want to be with myself any more," she struts lazily around the stage, clapping her hands above her head and smiling blankly as the band brew up a percussive crescendo behind her for no obvious purpose other, than, perhaps, exercise.
A book, even a novel, contains information, in the strictest sense, and the most obvious purpose of reading a book is to acquire that information for oneself.
Under his leadership, Britain will stay buttoned-up, unfair, tribal, illiterate, Philistine, harsh and something of a laughing stock to our more relaxed European cousins.When Mr Blair's obituary is written, it will (probably) describe a leader who secured a second Labour term, but for no obvious purpose; a fixer, not a visionary.
Privacy experts see a pretty obvious purpose for the provision: to go after those who download movies, music, and software.
It is also anarchically uneven in tone; at the beginning, it attributes its idioms to various people ('as Timmy Sullivan described him'as'as Honky McCool might put it'as'as the Americans say'), but as it proceeds, various registers blend and clash, from the lofty to the demotic, to no obvious purpose bar a straining for effect.
Lost, apparently, on Burton was McNamee's stated and obvious purpose for lying, to protect Clemens, until he was trapped into the truth by the Mitchell investigation.
