Sentence examples for has a double purpose from inspiring English sources

"Embodying the Sacred in Yoruba Art" has a double purpose.

JUNEBUG Embeth Davidtz as a British art dealer whose trip to North Carolina has a double purpose: to meet the family of her new husband (Alessandro Nivola) and clinch a deal with a local artist.

It has a double purpose too: the revolutionary spirit is more likely to sprout in a classroom full of sultry sounds of greek verbs than in a school of political reform.

The exhibition at Tate Britain has a double purpose: to explore Van Dyck's impact on the England of his own day; and to trace his influence on British painting in subsequent centuries.

This has a double purpose, Kasdorf tells me.

The bid to free Foley and Sotloff was different: it had a double purpose, he said, "an ability to go get the hostages and also to send a message to ISIS".

Since the auditions have a double purpose -- rewarding young musicians for outstanding achievement and encouraging their performances of new American music -- each contestant must play a work especially commissioned for the competition.

This had a double purpose: the older actors would have a memory of having played those scenes, while the child actors would get a better idea of how a more skilled actor would play their part.

33 This approach has been tested in cell and animal models and has served a double purpose: on one hand it allowed a detailed study of the precise functions of STAT3β in its physiological environment.

In doing so, American government and private experts say, Iran has achieved a double purpose.

"This has a dual purpose.