Sentence examples for much more purpose from inspiring English sources

"But I think people are telling the stories with much more purpose," she said.

"Swansea were sharper than us in the first half but then we played in a more compact way and took advantage every time we won the ball to be dangerous.We have seen a different Arsenal, much more clinical and playing with much more purpose".

The competitive level for Stoke was higher than ours and overall I think we lost the game because Stoke defended much better than we did, with much more purpose.

As Kant expresses part of the idea Green now reiterates, individuals come to recognise a "much more worthy purpose of existence [than private pleasure] … to which … as a supreme condition the private purposes of man must for the most part be subordinated" (G 64).

Only plaques bearing names of ancient New York families on the walls hint at the property's actual, much more solemn, purpose: a cemetery.

"There's a much more important purpose here, which is the love of children," she said in the interview, held at Green Dot New York Charter School in the South Bronx, an unusual example of a charter with unionized teachers.

Tomorrow and May 22 and 23 at 2 p.m. Tickets: $10; children, $5. Let the Games Begin Although children in the United States often play sports just for fun, the traditional games of American Indian nations usually had a much more serious purpose: survival.

The usage of the iPad here is much more 'general purpose', though all related to travel.

"While we've chosen a care facility and a security scenario as two possible applications, the technology is really much more general purpose than that," he said.

At first glance, the flip-up screen on the device seems nothing more than a silly screen protector, but a recent patent application from Motorola for a 3D screen that relies on a secondary overlay gives a much more interesting purpose to this unusual form factor.

However, the United States has adopted the international standard for a much more nefarious purpose, billing.