Sentence examples for purpose suggests from inspiring English sources

The tension between that sense of fun and that stifling seriousness of purpose suggests there's something disjointed about the cosmos Matthew Weiner has created.

"Perhaps 'bury your gays' has something to do with lesbianism still being seen as something that's titillating; dispensable once they've served a purpose," suggests Llewellyn – "and therefore not characters who we want to see outside of those confines: getting married, raising families".

Eckhart Tolle in his book A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life's Purpose suggests that when we identify with something that is not our "authentic self" that we become trapped in a kind of egocentric or self-referential relationship to everything else.

Neither graphic accounts of lynch mob brutality, as outings for flag-waving American families -- harrowing and unspeakable in any context -- nor Mr. Thompson's vain attempts to interweave lines from "my friend Shakespeare," in Wells's words, serve the connective purpose suggested by the title (which is taken from "Julius Caesar").

Presumably Mr. Goebel will slow down and sniff the posies here, leading a New York period band in the Fifth "Brandenburg," since the purpose suggested by the title ("Before and After") is to place the work in a historical context, with music by Kress, Kirnberger and Heinichen.

The values obtained were compared with the guidelines for drinking purpose suggested by the World Health Organization and Bureau of Indian Standard.

As Table 12 shows, it is enhancing clauses that are used most frequently to instantiate meanings of Cause: purpose, suggesting that Brooks et al. are driving the reasoning for the proposed arguments with all structures, from the clause right down to the Qualifier.

To figure out what should stay, commit to intentionally discarding all paper that doesn't have a clear purpose, suggested Kristyn Ivey, a certified KonMari consultant.

Some of the first to think about its purpose suggested that the sail may have served as camouflage among reeds while Dimetrodon waited for prey, or as an actual boat-like sail to catch the wind while the animal was in the water.

The fact that the government is having to concoct "positive" tales about the sanctions system for propaganda purposes suggests that there is a paucity of claimants out there keen to dispense glowing feedback on their experiences, to put it mildly.

One estimate that communities are starting to use for planning purposes suggests the ocean could rise a foot over the next 40 years, though that calculation is not universally accepted among climate scientists.