Sentence examples for something that serves from inspiring English sources

We should feel proud and positive about being part of something that serves so many people every day.

In any case, Lenovo deserves great credit for transforming the tablet into something that's fresh and interesting, something that serves a purpose no other machine quite fills.

By definition, an open letter seeks to move outwards and many have transcended personal grievance into something that serves a wider awakening.

In all these cases, companies are giving away "something that serves to induce or influence," which is Webster's definition of a bribe.

Cross-examination during trials often amounts to a battle of wills: Witnesses take the stand, intent on sticking to certain talking points; lawyers have their own agenda, trying to elicit a concession or something that serves to question a witness's credibility.

A proposition somewhere between the epic post-hardcore of Brand New and the melodicism of Jimmy Eat World, by writing a kind of science-fiction emo, the group have pioneered something that serves to make them stranger than either, with many of their albums located in a storyline called The Amory Wars (also a comic-book series).

Until his 50th year, for two-thirds of his life, Mr Gauck said, the army was for him, living in a Communist dictatorship, something that served a party and threatened the people (even though it was named the "People's Army").

But they got up and learned something that served them.

The something that served as the cosmic womb created every aspect of mind.

"We decided to come up with something that served the people who needed it, but could also be distributed through the two big mobile app gatekeepers, Apple and Google".

We accept them as fact, rather than an interpretation of an experience we had, or something that served to reveal to us a limiting belief that we had to let go of.