Sentence examples for would have purpose from inspiring English sources

Brilliant, I thought – finally it would have purpose.

I wasn't ready for a love so deep that I thought I would break, a love so pure, so real, that my entire life would have purpose overnight.

Indeed it might seem almost self-evident that Holocaust education would have that purpose, and that effect.

Add to that influential legislators like Senator John Warner of Virginia, whose state builds the aircraft carriers that would have no purpose without the airplanes, and Senator John McCain, who has a former Navy pilot's devotion to Navy planes.

As such, it would have a purpose of concealing information from some at the same time as it communicates information to others.

Some pointed out that the scientists had given presentations about their work at conferences and the details were already widely circulated, so redaction would have little purpose.

The letter from Taylor states that her testimony would "have no purpose other than to embarrass or burden her".

By 1903, Harvard would have a purpose-built home of football - the oldest stadium in the country.

This would have two purposes- to alert young people of clinics that might suit their needs better, and keep nurses and clinic staff accountable to the advertised standards.

He'd always had purpose, he notes wistfully.

There is no evidence of extra blood vessels in the crest for this purpose, however, and the large, membranous wings filled with blood vessels would have served that purpose much more effectively.