Sentence examples for purpose is so from inspiring English sources

Presumably the purpose is so that people can look in their fridge and see what food they need to buy.

"The whole purpose is so a few House Republicans can say to their constituents we voted to protect you," he said.

His prose was boosterish, recruiting-poster bright -- clipped, energetic sentences perfectly matched to the single-minded exploits of the fighting men whose dignity of purpose is so clear it fairly sparkles on the page.

Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil M. Gorsuch agreed with most of Roberts's opinion — except that footnote, arguing that the line between funding a religious institution and funding a religious purpose is so fuzzy that it is useless.

And the purpose is so definitely the control of prices that monopoly has been defined to be 'unified tactics with regard to prices.' It is the power to control prices which makes the inducement of combinations and their profit.

The Trump administration, in making its case to terminate the block grant program, argues that it "has not demonstrated results". Its purpose is so broad, its nature so flexible, that it has become too challenging to measure the program's impact in terms of improving communities, the administration says.

The raid was unusual in that its purpose was so evident.

Their sense of purpose was so at odds with the Teardrop's drug-addled nihilism that they become a running joke.

Holding power accountable was certainly part of what his purpose was, so he had some similar values to journalists in holding power accountable, but in many ways was never a journalist.

Held any time between December and March, its original purpose was so that villagers could stock up on meat for the winter.

"It was being at the center of things, working for somebody who had faith in us, where the purposes were so high.