Sentence examples for at all served from inspiring English sources

St. Augustine of Hippo's (354 430 ce) later succinct claim that "an unjust law does not seem to be a law at all" served for centuries as a kind of slogan of the natural-law tradition, despite the assertions of some critics that it was obscure or contradictory.

It most closely resembles the case for blood and organ donation, where narrow self-interest is not at all served by the behavior.

In "Zac's Haunted House," recognizable characters, so far as they exist at all, serve an ancillary function to patterns and themes; they mostly help to illustrate the claustrophobic logic of the house.

People of different religious beliefs and none at all serve together in the military and treat one another with dignity and respect.

The selection of wines for sale -- primarily Burgundy and Bordeaux -- were all served at the president's table at some point.

All served at the Queen Victoria night market, held during the hot summer months.

The Kaesong menu, with dishes from northwestern Korea, offers four appetizers and four entrees, all served at once.

It's a small collection of reds, all on the somewhat lighter side, and all served at about 50 degrees, the temperature that suits most whites.

They have all served at least 10 years in prison already, and have behaved well while behind bars, he added.

Plates are paper, flatware disposable (if provided at all), water served in plastic cups.

"My ruthless desire to win at all costs served me well on the bike but the level it went to, for whatever reason, is a flaw.