Sentence examples for their common purpose from inspiring English sources

Despite their common purpose, or perhaps because of it, the two runners keep a competitive distance between them.

They paused there a long time, seeming to consider their common purpose, then started up again, out of synch.

Then using the diplomatic capital harvested from these constructive projects over time to maximise their "common purpose" in enhancing, not eroding, the current international order.

There are many versions of nomenklatura chic, but their common purpose is to telegraph "positivity" — rapt support for a man, a brand, a party, or a message.

Their common purpose is to destroy the militant group known as Abu Sayyaf, free the hostages -- missionaries who have been held for more than a year -- and clean up what American officials fear is becoming a breeding ground for terrorists in Southeast Asia.

In other words, they've pulled together half a dozen key figures – O'Driscoll, Paul O'Connell and Jonny Sexton among the players; Joe Schmidt, Les Kiss and John Plumtree among the coaches – and found a common language in which to express their common purpose.

Polarization takes people away from wisdom, and it disables a citizenry from being able to work together to achieve their common purposes.

Their sense of common purpose is deeper than that of the Ashes-winning side of 2005.

But in their individual contributions there was a common purpose: all their photographs belonged to the commentary of protest that said war should cease.

But when the ideal of equal opportunity is mocked by vast inequality of condition, Americans start losing their sense of a common purpose or fate.

He was able to point out, and to analyse, the implicit theologies of American public rhetoric, and the kinds of things that presidents said when they wanted to unite their country around a common purpose.