Sentence examples for purpose began to from inspiring English sources

That "great purpose" began to reveal itself, Turner says, in whisperings from "the spirit" as he worked at his plow.

Smith's high sense of moral and artistic purpose began to prove incompatible with the demands of a major, popular magazine, and so he left Life in 1955 to pursue freelance work.

As pleasant an environment as Jewel Bako offers, its real purpose begins to shine through only when you begin to put fish to lips.

But here the mind of character Three is rigorously made up, and only in the play's dying seconds do we see her fixity of purpose begin to crumble.

What I mean by favor is that the full clarity of our purpose begins to find residence within our souls the moment we make that pilgrimage into the sacred.

Remove that framework of belief, and our confidence in our values and purposes begins to erode.

Once the ones who are quiet flow with acceptance of how we are, our passions for discovering our purposes begins to soar.

During the summer when she met Mr. Obama, Mrs. Obama said she was influenced by his sense of purpose, and began to change her own career to add more service to others.

The prospect of settling at Chawton had already given Jane Austen a renewed sense of purpose, and she began to prepare Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice for publication.

Although he had started taking Vyvanse for its jolts of focus and purpose, their side effects began to take hold.

Seeking a way around that law, organizations formed for the purpose of influencing elections began to claim they were really "social welfare" organizations, which have had their own special tax status since the modern income tax took effect in 1913.