Sentence examples for end that all from inspiring English sources

564, 575, 72 L.Ed. 944 (dissenting), in another connection, 'It is desirable that criminals should be detected, and to that end that all available evidence should be used.

The state tax commission, created in 1911, is authorized to supervise the administration of and enforce the tax laws, and exercise supervision over county assessors and boards of equalization, to the end that all assessments be made relatively just and uniform and at their true and full cash value.

The Cincinnati Daily Gazette, a Republican paper, made the famous first sentence end "that all mankind are created free and equal by a good God," though it's hard to know whether its reporter had deliberately italicized the point or was simply hearing it with his heart.

Indeed, whatever Ms. Viswanathan's culpability (she maintained, by week's end, that all similarities to Ms. McCafferty's books were unintentional), one might hope the episode would be the final object lesson for would-be plagiarists who still think that their indiscretions can escape scrutiny.

Schaffer argues, in the end, that all knowledge, including knowledge-that, is question-relative.

Assume to this end that all relays transmit on orthogonal channels to the master node, which again transmits on orthogonal channels back to the relays.

In the end, that's all that matters, right?

And in the end, that is all you can do.

And in the end, that's all that matters".

In the end, that's all we'll remember".

But in the end that's all it is.