Sentence examples for purpose of the game from inspiring English sources

The purpose of the game depends on the user and his belief in the supernatural.

"Is that not the purpose of the game?" Yet the Octavo is much more than a game.

He meditates on the nature of mastery and commitment, success and failure, and the meaning and the purpose of the game.

If there is one aspect of the Rangers' shipwreck that might bring us back to the purpose of the game, it concerns the players.

"The purpose of the game in many ways is to tell the stories behind the grievances articulated in the declaration and to link them to the rights articulated 13 years later in the Bill of Rights," says Gabe Turow, a game designer and the project manager for Portrait of a Tyrant.

Chen just wants to enable people to play side-by-side in the same room: "A lot of people asked us why Journey didn't let them play with friends or family, and obviously we had a reason — because that would have defeated the purpose of the game.

"Because the whole purpose of the Games was to inspire a generation – and how better to inspire a generation than to give somebody a knighthood?" Weir told the Daily Telegraph it seemed that Paralympians were not recognised in the honours as readily has their non-disabled counterparts.

"Because the whole purpose of the Games was to inspire a generation - and how better to inspire a generation of Paralympians than to give somebody a knighthood?" Dressage rider Lee Pearson OBE told The Independent on Sunday this week that he was "disappointed" at not being awarded a knighthood despite a haul of 10 gold medals.

"Because the whole purpose of the Games was to inspire a generation - and how better to inspire a generation of Paralympians than to give somebody a knighthood?" Commenting on his Twitter account, Jonnie Peacock - who has become an MBE after winning gold in the Paralympics T44 100m sprint - asked "how much more" does Weir have to do "to get a knighting?!".

For the purposes of the game, however, we decided to draw a very tight correspondence between genotype and phenotype.

For the purposes of the game, zero represents non-existent or "dead" (an empty cell) and one represents "alive" (an occupied cell).