Sentence examples for was to make a difference from inspiring English sources

His primary motivation, Mr. Ricco said, was to "make a difference, to see that justice is done".

"He combined his love of Islam with the love of Britain and his main reason for joining the army was to make a difference," said his brother.

Or is he a young, naive, well-intentioned soldier who has his humanist belief central to his decisions and whose sole purpose was to make a difference".

"All I've ever wanted to do was to make a difference," he continued, wisely not mentioning whether it was a difference for the better or worse.

The nuns emphasized to the students that their purpose was to make a difference, and that they should not be limited by their gender.

Or is he a young, naïve, well-intentioned soldier who has his humanist belief central to his decisions and whose sole purpose was to make a difference?" Manning's legal stance in the trial has not been one of outraged innocence.

The point is to make a difference.

The dividend is to make a difference.

"But words need to be matched by deeds if they are to make a difference".

But if the reformers are to make a difference, they must overcome four seemingly intractable problems.

"The passion of my team and myself is to make a difference," he says.