Sentence examples for definite ends from inspiring English sources
The Principle of Mutuality determines those "reciprocal tendencies and desires which interact between large bodies of men, aiming at single and definite ends," while the Principle of Dependence has "[n]o man stand[ing] up entirely alone, self-sufficient in the entire circle of human needs" ("Social Principle," 33).
Set a definite ending time.
"You get away from the idea of music having a definite start and a definite end".
Although they clearly remain friends, their partnership is now at a definite end.
But despite this arbitrary starting point, there's a definite end point for any sneeze count.
It used to be that death signalled a very definite end to a celebrity career.
Every note in the Philharmonia's performance had a definite ending.
"When I came up with the idea for the story, I had a definite ending in mind.
That makes the idea of a "Human Proteome Project", with a definite end, a myth.In this section Free music, free ride?
The belatedness of Mr Adams' call suggested that the Sinn Fein leader had not known about the definite end of the ceasefire for long.
Similar transmission, limited to a short chain of people and with a definite end, occurred in earlier avian influenza outbreaks in Hong Kong, he said.
