Sentence examples for maybe purpose from inspiring English sources
"I think that yoga can lead to being a little more inquisitive about your own journey through life -- maybe purpose and meaning will become more of a focus for you [since the practice often has you turning inward], but it really doesn't have to".
It deserves its own name, maybe purpose-driven-shopping, or even better "getting stuff".
Maybe my purpose is to give purpose to others".
A fifth-floor occupant had killed herself, maybe on purpose, with aspirin and vodka and a bathtub.
Aside from a taxing a reader's patience, this shaggy-dog style is thrown into unflattering contrast by Dybek's colloquial yet precisely built sentences: "It took a conscious effort to inhale its sharpness, yet instead of cursing the cold, I had a thought that maybe the purpose of winter was to make you realize with every breath that you were alive and wanted to stay that way".
Then maybe your purpose in life becomes your aspiration.
Maybe the purpose of these festivities is not to repeat activities like a circus monkey.
The auctioneering can certainly sound musical, but the chanting has another more practical, and maybe obvious, purpose: calling out bids.
By the time today ends 7 children will have been shot to death here in the U.S. Maybe on purpose.
"Things got broken here," says a two-year old ad for Levi's also filmed in the town, "maybe on purpose, so we could get to work".
