Sentence examples for world purpose from inspiring English sources

To do so would undermine the central world purpose of the U.S.-the creation of an international order of in dependent states.

These two words spoken to me on a Friday morning by a friend in the parking lot of my middle school shattered my current world and gave my future world purpose.

From Kanazawa in Japan to Miss Sargfabrik in Vienna, Serenbe is part of a new wave of sustainable communities around the world, purpose-built with the aim of tackling loneliness and breaking the tendency to segregate older people.

Yet, for many real world purposes, today's social networks are found wanting, suffering from steep learning curves and on-boarding friction, confusing privacy controls, oversharing and fixed sharing policies that don't necessarily reflect or adapt to niche communication patterns one finds in real life.

For all its allegory, it had a real-world purpose: to hold salt and pepper.

But more often, the student takes what they learned to go build some bigger, better, with more real-world purpose.

In the case of exit requirements in Taiwan the possible coercive strength of the policy is weakened at the essential point of using certifications of English ability for a real-world purpose, i.e., getting a job.

In modeling a fictional zombie outbreak, the researchers actually had a more serious, real-world purpose in mind --investigating the way real disease outbreaks spread.

They believed they were placed in this world on purpose for purpose and they had the ability to generate others to change the world for the better.

The film presents a vision of world without purpose, where boredom breeds obscenity.

In Jones's world, the purpose of Sandy Hook was to allow liberal-aligned forces within and outside the government to push through gun-control legislation.