Sentence examples for like a purpose from inspiring English sources

Now, that sounds like a purpose we all can believe in.

Ortega's emphasis on man as a being-that-lives-in-the-world may suggest something like a purpose, an end; however, a specific end was never his intended purpose.

"Or maybe it just felt like a purpose.

What makes Hall's verse among the most addictive being written today are its hidden-and-seeking self-betrayals; perhaps all is lost, and, with it, all sentiment, or perhaps it is at the moment of language's collapse that sentiment can clothe the self with something like a purpose.

Because of the severity of both the 1911 and 1929 designs, and because the original lower-floor facade has been eliminated, the altered building has lost much of its domestic character and looks like a purpose-built commercial structure.

Instead of a code being sent to one place — like a purpose-built smartphone app or a separate authenticator device — it's distributed throughout a set of services that might have their own vulnerabilities.

They'd like to pursue a purpose and do good, not just deliver financial results.

They'd like to pursue a purpose, to do good, not just deliver financial results.

Everyone likes to feel like they have a purpose, so help him feel like your hero in order to break the ice.

It's the first time the event's appeared genuine and meaningful, like it has a purpose, like kids who've attended might reject sexism and go on to improve the world.

Vernacular forms like the shotgun, in places like New Orleans, served a purpose that went far beyond aesthetics — they encouraged natural cooling by improving cross-ventilation.