Sentence examples for man of purpose from inspiring English sources

He was a man of purpose, of integrity and achievement.

He privately lamented the "vacillation of purpose" that made him feel like "a frail man" while he longed to be "a strong steady man of purpose and decision".

In his letters and in the writings of his contemporaries, he appears as a man of purpose and dedication, an innovator with a powerful though willful personality.

That year, Robert Kennedy's Connecticut campaign chair was a young man of purpose and character, a young man who had dedicated himself to social justice and working families.

More dispiriting was his endorsement by the New York Observer, once a good title, now in the throes of a nervous breakdown, as expressed in its description of Trump as a man of "purpose and opportunity".

"Professor Shih is a man of purpose, conviction, and cultural sensitivity," said Ali Ibrahim Al-Naimi, the Saudi minister of petroleum and mineral resources and chair of the new university's board of trustees, in a statement yesterday announcing Shih's appointment.

He appears with an on-again, off-again band, featuring the alto saxophonist Greg Osby, the bassist Steve LaSpina and the drummer Joey Baron: to a man, musicians of purpose and personality.

He has seemed too often a narrow party strategist rather than the man of broad purpose needed to pull Britain out of its gravest economic crisis since the second world war.

Mr Tan believes a world of SIY users will be a peaceful one, and he sees the book (with Google's global ubiquity behind it) as a step towards achieving this.Mr Tan laughs a lot for a man of serious purpose.

"[H]istory has come to a stage when the moral man, the complete man, is more and more giving way, almost without knowing it, to make room for the... commercial man, the man of limited purpose.

An otherwise thoughtful man of steady purpose and subtle, complex ideas, he had the makings of an excellent president, and one who might have led the country in a very different direction from the one that we have taken.