Sentence examples for some sort of purpose from inspiring English sources

She realised that my oddness had some sort of purpose.

One might argue that the former implies a lack of purpose and the latter, some sort of purpose.

Only now do I realize that it takes far more than products for those with gnarled fingers and clouded eyes to age with some sort of purpose.

What this bit adds I couldn't tell you, but it's a fixture throughout the series so it must have some sort of purpose.

And while diagnoses may serve some sort of purpose in helping doctors to group symptoms together and decide on a course of treatment, they can all too easily become a replacement for genuine understanding.

To the religious, the way to give meaning to this meaningless and purely contingent existence is to imbue it with necessity, make it some part of a greater plan and to present us as a species that is uniquely here to fulfil some sort of purpose.

"Photography was a way of having some sort of social purpose, I guess," he said, with hindsight, in a live online interview in 2006.

The Treasury could ask the Bank of England to act as agent and buy them directly, or create some sort of special purpose vehicle that would buy them instead.

Greg Ryann revealed that he thinks that his spot on "The Bachelorette" will serve some sort of higher purpose.

After a while I begin to create an interface that can be constructed for some sort of intended purpose or extra tool to create a larger palette for my work.

Have money by all means (it will come in handy when you need to bribe whoever you may need to bribe) but use it in emergencies and not as some sort of all-purpose, everyday bartering tool that has developed out of necessity over the last thousand years.