Sentence examples for with some purpose from inspiring English sources

Celtic came out for the second half with some purpose and set about getting themselves level.

Can he become a new man, a man with some purpose, by being a gigolo?

Their forwards at last played with some purpose but the tendency to make mistakes never left them.

But the game's best move had been Valencia's and the second half was uneventful and comfortable for them, as they played with some purpose.

Leinster seemed to lack confidence in the opening stages, allowing Edinburgh to dictate possession and move the ball wide with some purpose.

Wolves responded with some purpose, and again Krul saved well from Doyle, but such was the home team's uncertainty at the back that Newcastle looked capable of scoring with every attack.

Mathematical reasoning, when it bears on action, is always used in connection with achieving some purpose and thus in connection with causal reasoning.

Of course, most activity is undertaken with a some purpose in mind or other, in which case it is craft, however hum-drum the theory of it might be.

More significant philosophically was Aristotle's view of causation, and particularly his identification of the notion of final causality, or causality with reference to some purpose, function, or goal (see teleology).

"All of our hearings are held with some legislative purpose in mind," he said.

They had a lot of energy and they came into the team with some real purpose.