Sentence examples for some purpose that from inspiring English sources

I'd also guess that if those people put their life to some purpose that wasn't a stable, good-paying job – say, giving away their money – he'd think that was a pretty dignified pursuit.

The assumption is that there must be some purpose: that evolution has selected the property because it confers some survival benefit.

There's always some purpose that I find, some lessons that I take with me, and carry with me long after I have departed a place.

As in our own lives we are constantly drawn to beg for some reason, some higher purpose that will explain it all — but in the end, "The Devil All the Time" offers up its characters only as sacrifices.

A spokesman for the transportation agency speculated that the strip adjoining the East 18th Street lots might have been acquired for a station platform or some other purpose that was abandoned.

Managers utilize corporate identity to give organizational members "some sense of purpose" that motivates them to achieve common goals (Cornelissen 2002, p. 266).

"If the court has got to be used for some reason for some valid purpose, that's another issue".

By the end, he had recovered at least some of the passion and purpose that has been so conspicuously missing over the last year.

In 1916 the International New Thought Alliance (formed 1914) agreed upon a purpose that embraces some central ideas of most groups: To teach the Infinitude of the Supreme One; the Divinity of Man and his Infinite Possibilities through the creative power of constructive thinking and obedience to the voice of the indwelling Presence which is our source of Inspiration, Power, Health and Prosperity.

Working for Trump means that one's credibility is likely to be damaged, so there is a kind of moral calculation that any Trump supporter must make: Does working for him serve some higher purpose that outweighs the price of reputational loss?

For some legal purposes, that may not matter.