Sentence examples for purpose in a sort of from inspiring English sources
By law, as soon as hippies stop moving in a verdant area, one of them is required to whip out a pair of those balls on string that you twirl round your wrists to no particular purpose in a sort of tai chi sense.
That is, with the reduction of familiarity, predictability, and commonality of purpose comes a sort of primitivizing of motives in the direction of fear.
If Purpose is a sort of mea culpa, the message from Texas on Thursday was: apology accepted.
In a sort of life purpose statement, he criticized Europe in general.
Nunn may be following Shaffer's original instructions in making the Incas appear and sound stylised, but the result is ridiculous: they look as if they've bought a job-lot of wigs and are being forced to speak while having root-canal treatment: every word is flung out of widely stretched mouths, uttered in a sort of all-purpose pidgin.
As Bland wrote later, in a sort of statement of purpose on diversity, "The reality is that the women who initially started organizing were almost all white".
"Oxford Street is not fit for purpose in all sorts of ways".
Dylan sang too fast, in a sort of strong, high chant, and he virtually obliterated the melodies — to no purpose.
JHP can now take part in a sort of "Tri Nations".
He curses the Insert key on a computer keyboard, "a sort-of words Pac-Man" whose purpose no one knows.
