Sentence examples for more purpose than from inspiring English sources

"He does things with more focus, more purpose than before".

They defended with more purpose than anyone could have anticipated as they strove to complete their Champions League campaign in a dignified way.

On the streets of Albuquerque, she began to realize that she could run faster and with more purpose than she did while competing at the University of Washington.

The lack of incisive finishing imposed a terrible strain when Slovenia went in search of an equaliser in the final minutes, but England at least had more purpose than in the earlier matches.

A shuddering hit on Haimona saw Wilson's strapped ankle investigated, but on he soldiered, tackling hard, peeling off mauls and generally playing with more purpose than Denton had in the opening two matches.

They were cheering from the start as Pakistan, batting with infinitely more purpose than in its miserably listless performance against England on Sunday, ran up a total of 175 in its 20 overs.

It would be hard to find a part of the country that has embraced kayaks more fully or for more purposes than the Keys — or made them more readily available to tourists.

The feasibility of using this scanner for more purposes than paintings should be investigated.

Since general life skills, such as decision-making competence, serve more purposes than only promoting healthy sexual behavior, it is then somewhat arbitrary to determine which part of the program should be labeled sexuality education.

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

The emoji feature also has a little more purpose behind it than first meets the eye.