When I asked him who had influenced him, his eyes, which had been narrow slits of purpose, suddenly shone bright.
But they almost never request permission from the news organizations themselves, and work that was never intended to be used for political purposes gets suddenly cast in a partisan light.
Along comes Drexel, a firm with a visionary purpose, and suddenly you could get capital".
Likewise, on the Iraqi front, becoming as it was the greatest potential threat to Mr Bush's prospects of a second term, exalted foreign purpose fell suddenly and flagrantly prey to the expediencies of domestic politics.
Do not spend too much at first, your perpetrators love to see you wasting time and money, they at first will lie to be impressed at your work, and when it is done, they will be silent for a while (on purpose) and suddenly return to their wickedness to lower your hopes and moral.
I was suddenly purpose-built, resplendent.
A laconic drifter with an obsession but without purpose, the Driver suddenly finds a sort of mission to help Irene (Carey Mulligan), a waitress in a local diner, mother of a young son and wife of a desperate ex-con who's come out of jail with terrible obligations to the underground.
Nor do I mean to suggest that a purpose will ever suddenly click into place for most or virtually any entrepreneurs; this is perhaps the most important lesson we've learned from the lean startup movement, that the discovery of problems and their solutions is often an iterative process.
Their purpose in life suddenly dawned on them: to blaze a path to the top of the Chicago Burger Mountain and lead their fellow Chicagoans to the city's best burgers.
Suddenly without purpose or direction, I drove along El Camino Real, where a single tall palm tree or telephone pole could still dominate the view.
