Sentence examples for purpose with which from inspiring English sources

That is the purpose with which we govern and that is how we intend to continue.

Garey has applied the same sense of purpose with which he forged a soccer career.

I was so grateful for the bravery and sense of purpose with which she took on these commitments.

As Britain begins to look for an exit strategy from Iraq before national elections next year, Mr. Blair, like President Bush, is struggling against strong political turbulence that has significantly undermined the sense of high purpose with which the two leaders sent their armies off to war in 2003.

"We greatly admired the bravery and sense of purpose with which she took on the many commitments in CPOM following Seymour's demise, and it was clear that she was ready to provide the next generation of leadership in that field.

I remember the purpose with which you walked toward the school, ponytail bobbing, backpack bouncing, not looking back.

A freedom which consists of motivated actions, that is to say those actions which involve the transformation of impulses to serve those ends and purposes with which one has identified oneself.

Descartes held that final causal or teleological thinking is useless in physics, not because physical nature is not in fact teleological, but because our finite understanding cannot hope to understand the divine will, hence cannot grasp the purposes with which physical nature is imbued.

We believe the proposed generic EMT score is a promising, general-purpose tool with which to estimate EMT phenotypes, regardless of cancer type, to systematically investigate EMT and to more objectively assess the impact of EMT effectors or drugs on phenotype changes.

The #BlackLivesMatter hashtag and movement comes from a specific racial context of struggle and should not, in my view, be appropriated for a different purpose, even if that purpose is one with which I agree.

If this sounds like an ambitious goal, that's probably because it sounds pretty different from our everyday experiences with computers: Files (as we know them) fall into distinct types -- not unlike flowers or cars -- and each of those types has some kind of specific purpose; a program with which it's associated.