Sentence examples similar to sight of purpose from inspiring English sources

"Many parents have lost sight of the purpose of sports.

"They've looked at the charts for so long they've lost sight of the purpose".

But first and foremost we must ensure that the NHS never loses sight of its purpose.

To focus solely on technology, apps, or big TV campaigns is to lose sight of your purpose.

Having the ball for 70% of the game is a futile statistic if you lose sight of your purpose in the last 40 yards.

When we have lost sight of that purpose, we start to do things like cutting programmes meant to ensure that this basic standard is attainable for everyone.

"A charity willing to pay lawyers hundreds of thousands of pounds to pursue cases against hunts whilst local shelters are starved of cash and unable to house abandoned pets has clearly lost sight of its purpose," he said.

"We've lost sight of the purpose of the test — it's supposed to show you've mastered a certain skill at a certain time," said Daniel G. Lowengard, the superintendent in Syracuse.

What is true is that all too many economists have lost sight of this purpose; they treat their models as The Truth, and/or judge each others' work by how hard the math is.

He is a constant reminder to me of the sad spiral of destruction that can occur when a man loses sight of his purpose in life, and the devastating fallout borne by the family he leaves behind.

But the ceremony he emceed was at times so intent on putting on a rousing show that it lost sight of the purpose at hand — namely handing out awards.