Sentences with phrase «serves real purpose»

This is the hallmark of a summary that serves no real purpose.

Granted, the device has a beautiful curved edge Super AMOLED display, but what good is it if it serves no real purpose?

It's not even something that serves a real purpose other than adding to the user experience.

If the policy you have purchased ceases when you step into your 40s, it serves no real purpose, as it means that you remain insured during the low - risk and healthier years of your life, but are not insured when your liabilities and health risks are the highest.

A unit that's on a higher plane than another will get an advantage when attacking, but the mechanic serves no real purpose other than ending battles sooner than they would have otherwise.

The co-op serves no real purpose in moving the story or game forward, but the new battle system means it can be fun in short, pointless bursts.

«We ended up choosing four games; 1) Grand Theft Auto [IV] represented an antisocial game where the violence is not really defensible (killing innocent bystanders serves no real purpose), 2) Call of Duty [Black Ops] represented a violent game where we had players use violence in a defensible way (players had to kill zombies to avoid dying), 3) Portal 2 was a non-violent control to Call of Duty (similar in perspective, and the use of a gun - shaped tool), 4) World of Zoo represented a purely prosocial game without any violence».

but it serves no real purpose for me other than keeping up the age of my credit score.

(For some reason, an early scene includes footage of an actual surgical procedure, which serves no real purpose but to highlight the general phoniness of horror - movie representations of blades cutting skin.)

Aside from the obvious fact that no - one looks as if they've aged a day, it serves no real purpose in the film, and does nothing to dilute my general hatred of tacked - on «and then this happened» scenes to close out a movie.

So let me start out by saying that the flamingo picture serves no real purpose for this post.

It's the person from Porlock of football, a doubtless well - meaning but inconvenient distraction that serves no real purpose except to totally fracture the season that was, back home, just starting to take some shape.

There is more emotional hype involved and... as Reginald mentioned... most of the time, it is done outside of proper norms The same goes with «being slain in the Spirit», which serves no real purpose, for the most part.

but i didn't state anything example — i stated that the theory of evolution is yet to be proved and so with that i agree that due to that lacking it is equal to the theory of god... the only thing i said which is cemented truth for anything is that we don't know what the real answer is... and by stating ideas as facts serves no real purpose but a selfish one... lets call it an ease - ment on the inner self, the mind can now be at peace with the hope that when i die i get to live yet again... full belief in this is insane without evidence.

I believe this 3 days is symbolic and serves a real purpose.

Our esteemed distributors have a relative advantage as our products are trendy and serve its real purpose.

They may be cute, but they serve a real purpose and unlike some smart phone - based business card apps, Pokens don't need a constant 3G connection to work, Doutriaux says.

Now that the spacing is regulated to be only 2 3/8 inches apart, bumpers serve no real purpose except an aesthetic one, which isn't worth the danger.

During the first half of the 20th century, many psychologists believed that showing affection towards children was merely a sentimental gesture that served no real purpose.

«It is clear that the complexities of our government serve a real purpose.

The knobs on the ball are not as pronounced in the picture and serve no real purpose.

Instead, we get some decent set pieces followed by surreal bits of narrative that seem to serve no real purpose other than to suck time.

All of those details serve no real purpose and only drag out an already plodding story.

First are the characters who appear because they were in the first two movies even though they serve no real purpose here.

The villains from each game also appear during the game's story but they serve no real purpose or impact on the plot.

Taking large sections of the movie in a different directions, especially that of a romantic comedy, doesn't serve any real purpose.

There's something deeply comforting about these scenes, which serve no real purpose except to establish the routine of Eilis» daily life.

That scene served no real purpose, but it was a key scene in Lynch's twisted cinematic universe.

Which is something previous Silent Hill comics were guilty of exploiting with their random character name drops and familiar location or game creatures that in the end served no real purpose to the story.

Is there an art to film criticism, and does it serve any real purpose?

The rest of «No Strings Attached» is peppered with odd situations and quirky characters that serve no real purpose other than being interesting for interesting's sake.

These two characters and their storyline is an intrusive waste, serving no real purpose other than to annoy the audience by interrupting the flow of anything it will care the slightest bit about — and hence ruining the entire viewing experience.

They should be meaningful, as it has been proven that learners quickly lose motivation and interest if they realize that the rewards they are working for serve no real purpose.

«While LMS packages are great and serve a real purpose for tracking compliance and other baseline metrics, there have been some sharp criticisms that as the workforce has become increasingly mobile, there has a shortcoming in tracking real - world performance and results.

Make the activities serve a real purpose.

Students are given the opportunity to create high quality work that will serve a real purpose in the community.

The SLK's subtle styling is suitably beefed up, though many of the additions serve a real purpose, says Brabus — the front spoiler reduces lift, while a rear spoiler and diffuser to the same job at the back of the car, all in the name of enhancing stability.

The dramatic sculpture lines you can see on the car's side profile serve a real purpose, directing air from front vents, generating significant downforce, while there's Active Brake Cooling, which directs air to the brake cooling ducts at high speed.

Does it serve any real purpose, or do they see greater sales doing that?

It's serving a real purpose: showing your liquidity.

You might also be surprised to discover that there harnesses and leads for cats as well as dogs, but I'd like to attempt to save you time and money — they are monstrous things that serve no real purpose.

Some of these items, like the gravity refillable water dishes and food bowls, serve a very useful purpose, others - the dog bandanna comes to mind - serve no real purpose and are merely decorative or just plain silly.

Passport covers serve no real purpose.

They weren't necessary for completing any of the three campaigns, and they didn't serve any real purpose outside of them.

The other more «interactive» objects serve no real purpose are basically just fluff in case you want to just mess around.

The «achievements» are also still unlockable but unlike the console versions serve no real purpose.

It was stupid — and served no real purpose w.r.t. advancing a good discussion.

An existing odd - shaped, two - story tower in the foyer that served no real purpose was removed, which gave this updated livable coastal modern home a more streamlined profile.

Not exact matches

In a very real way, the Fox anchor and the Republican candidate have created a kind of marriage of convenience for the TV cameras: Trump's independence from Fox served its purpose as his campaign was building up steam, but he needs the network now that the campaign is heading into its final stages.

You aren't a real leader until others believe that you are putting them first and serving a purpose greater than yourselves.