Sentence examples for ends of good from inspiring English sources

The progress of his policy was thus arrested at its outset, and was soon forgot in the stormy political events of 1830.In 1831 commenced the great Reform struggle: fascinated with the excitement, intoxicated with the success, the country totally forgot the ends of good government in the struggle for its means:—its means were obtained, its ends were neglected.

But not for the usual ends of good grades, higher test scores and athletic achievements.

Democrats should not cheer the end of good times.

It did F Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway no end of good.

As for Kelly, it's done her no end of good.

Economically, it will do the US no end of good to see main street stronger and Wall Street weaker.

I tell him I was frustrated by the inconclusive ending of Good, and he's pleased about that.

A handful of major developments throughout the metro area simply collapsed midconstruction and linger, half-built, as gloomy reminders of the sudden end of good times.

Strong teachers, strong principals and a commitment to providing resources may mean that dismantling desegregation policies does not mean the end of good schools.

When Al Jardine hugs the Foster the People guy at the end of Good Vibrations, does he really have any idea who he is?

There's a real scrap for survival at the base of League Two but York did their chances of staying up no end of good by beating Southend 2-1.