Sentence examples for purpose entirely from inspiring English sources

It runs the risk of subverting its purpose entirely.

It was also damning of the bank's governance, saying it was "not fit for purpose", "entirely inadequate" and "an accident waiting to happen".

Someone might come across the page and smile knowingly at the songs they knew, but shifting the burden of actually compiling the mix to its intended listener defeated the purpose entirely.

All of this leaves me to conclude he was using his speech for another purpose entirely.

Computers are, for all practical purposes, entirely understood.

This paper will demonstrate that the backpack is actually a ritual object that serves several purposes entirely unrelated to the transportation of books.

One overlooked factor is the extent to which that original stadium, which eventually cost £429m, was to all intents and purposes entirely temporary, storing up trouble for the future.

Rather, they are reminders that college serves purposes entirely unrelated to accreditation: courses prompt and equip students to investigate the world, leading not merely to a diploma and a salary, but to a more engaged life — not just to a richer bank balance, but to a richer existence.

On the other hand it will be found to contain principles and purposes, entirely hostile to the existence of slavery.

After all, super-delegates showing a willingness to switch to Sanders now that them doing so is, for all practical purposes, entirely meaningless would send a signal to Sanders supporters that the super-delegate system isn't as broken as we think.

Recesses feature in almost all Etty's major works, but their purpose was entirely misunderstood, according to new scholarship behind the exhibition and an accompanying book, William Etty – Art and Controversy.