Sentence examples for more purpose and from inspiring English sources

If that's a little ambiguous, this isn't: One had more purpose and eloquence than the other.

Italy has shown more purpose and evened things out a bit.

When I started training again I felt a lot more enjoyment and a lot of more purpose and direction.

Perahia then took up the conductor's baton for Haydn's B flat major Symphony No 77, immediately bringing more purpose and personality to the music making.

GB started the second half with far more purpose and Terry Bywater and Ian Sagar inspired the comeback to level the game at 29-29 with four minutes and 55 seconds to go in the third quarter.

We played forward with more purpose and scored three brilliant goals".

We found that conservation easements have indeed become more complex, with more purposes and terms after 2000 compared to conservation easements recorded before 2000.

They want more feedback, more flexibility, more freedom, more entrepreneurial incentives, more life-work balance, more purpose -- and less of most of the things their supervisors deem essential.

Stuart Broad, deprived of the new ball, ran in with even more purpose than usual and claimed the wicket of Mahela Jaywardene as a consequence, shortly before the close.

The goal was tough luck on Middlesbrough, but once Hazard was introduced Chelsea attacked with more purpose, the Belgian and Oscar both shooting wide as the visitors pressed.

As opposed to "volume of punches," Koncz said, Pacquiao "moves sideways, makes angles, with more intent and purpose".