Sentence examples for has neither end from inspiring English sources

This is a Platonic doctrine, but it had now become common for Platonists to argue, in submission to Aristotle, that the temporal world has neither end nor beginning and is "generated" only in the sense that it is a theatre of vicissitude, in which all that exists has come into being and will pass away.

Class I has neither a front-end nor a back-end load but has a very high initial investment minimum, $500,000.

(For Bolaño, Cortázar's moody novel "Hopscotch" was the Beginning and the End, precisely because it has neither a beginning nor an end).

These cycles of decay and renewal occurred in indefinite time, "so that, with respect to human observation, this world has neither a beginning nor an end".

In 1785, he delivered a lecture to the Royal Society of Edinburgh, which included the remarkable statement that "with respect to human observation, this world has neither a beginning nor an end".

However, about 45% of all equity funds have neither a front-end nor a back-end load.

So far, Kellogg's, a sponsor since 1976, and Johnson & Johnson have neither announced an end to their relationship with the Olympic movement nor renewed their contracts.

In the end, Fayyad had neither.

Klein said he saw the work as "having neither a beginning nor an end," a creation "freed from the phenomenology of time".

But it is not as simple as that, and, by one of the ironies that abound throughout the field of chemical control, we may very well end by having neither.

Another much wiser man, Ben Franklin on the eve of the American Revolution, stated that a society willing to sacrifice liberty in order to attain security in the end will have neither.