Sentence examples for any ends from inspiring English sources

"IF the world had any ends," Aldous Huxley wrote in 1934, Belize — then known as British Honduras— "would certainly be one of them.

The convention embodies the idea, so obviously important after the second world war, that individuals cannot be used as a means to fulfilling any ends the state sees fit.

But if you want to know what happens, in the extreme, when people cheapen the rule of law and political movements let any means justify any ends, well, visit Colombia -- a country where the honest judges, journalists and politicians, and there still are plenty here, cannot walk the streets without fear of being abducted or killed by drug lords, vigilantes or Marxist guerrillas.

Thus, we should assume that, necessarily, rational agents will the necessary and available means to any ends that they will.

If you didn't have any ends that would be served by taking the LSAT, the command for you to do so would be withdrawn.

It is categorical in virtue of applying to us unconditionally, or simply because we possesses rational wills, without reference to any ends that we might or might not have.

Is there any end in sight?

And not just any ending – the end of everything.

So you don't see any end to this project.

And certainly don't expect any end-of-bench miracles.

"Because I don't see any end at the moment.