Sentence examples for ends a kind from inspiring English sources

In practice, this means emptying out such rituals of their meaning and using them for secular ends, a kind of spiritual pick 'n' mix.Although Mr de Botton is a clever man, he often stretches a good idea beyond its elastic limit.

Siniscalco's resignation late Wednesday ended a kind of political theater that has enthralled Italy this summer.

But beyond just tourism, people here worry the strike will end a kind of cross-country pollination: people coming to the state and North Dakotans venturing out for all sorts of global village reasons.

The Brown decision made America a beacon of hope to the rest of the world; it taught us that we could, through the rule of law, end a kind of oppression and race-based caste system.

It ends a certain kind of inner loneliness.

It makes you feel the way an excellent novel does, as it ends - a kind of queasy mournfulness that you actually preferred the book to your life.

The production ends with a kind of brooding, poignant standoff.

So the show that began aggressively ends with a kind of silence.

The work ends with a kind of Schnittkean questioning with a repeated rising harmonic figure in the piano.

Although the opera ends with a kind of reconciliation, in real life Schoenberg never recovered from the betrayal.

An open refugee policy naturally ends in a kind of free market for citizenship, and that's what Canada is facing.