Sentence examples for purpose embraced from inspiring English sources

Prosperity With a Purpose embraced the pursuit of wealth, rather than thinking creatively about economic alternatives.

Maybe we could have an immigration system that looked as if it were designed on purpose, not embraced in a fit of absence of mind.

This idea nails its brief, serves a purpose and embraces technology and design and combines them all with a touch of genius and stunning visuals".

Thurmon argues that people should let go of guilt derived from trying to achieve the unattainable, and instead live life "off-balance, on purpose". By embracing and choosing to be "off-balance on purpose", people have the opportunity to let go of guilt, and spend time learning, growing, serving, and improving one's self in a meaningful way.

In 1916 the International New Thought Alliance (formed 1914) agreed upon a purpose that embraces some central ideas of most groups: To teach the Infinitude of the Supreme One; the Divinity of Man and his Infinite Possibilities through the creative power of constructive thinking and obedience to the voice of the indwelling Presence which is our source of Inspiration, Power, Health and Prosperity.

Avignon found her purpose by embracing change.

She is passionate about guiding women to explore their wild dreams, to connect with their bodies and create a life with purpose while embracing a vibrant lifestyle.

Unfortunately, in order to make a case for the needed usefulness of Ferguson's Delta, Hankins has not embraced the purpose or details of the Kirshner and Guyatt's 1985 taxonomy paper, or the relevant work by these authors beyond 1992.

The purposes of the research embraced authentic inquiry.

So Labor in opposition faces this as its first task: re-embracing purpose.

"Some companies can effectively embrace purpose but some companies do not have the culture for it.