Sentence examples for honorable ends from inspiring English sources

What counts as appropriate entails harnessing fear for good or honorable ends.

For those who believe that honorable ends absolve a nation of evil means, there is the argument that the bombings shortened the war, although the preponderance of more recent evidence would hold that the Soviet entrance into the war against Japan two days after Hiroshima was a more decisive factor.

Writer concludes that perhaps he's bringing his career in national politics to an honorable end.

In accepting the Republican nomination, he had said, "We all hope in this room that there's a chance that current negotiations may bring an honorable end to that war.

The change he promised is in limbo because the Republicans are afraid the Democrats can bring the wars to a peaceful, honorable end in order to deal with domestic issues.

It is my greatest hope that the people of Russia see these two tales come to an honorable end.

We also have to put an end to the notion that aspiring to become an academic scientist is somehow the only honorable goal.

On Thursday, Specialist Hutchinson received an other-than-honorable discharge, ending an impasse that had surprised many legal experts and spurred lively debate in military circles.

But in both countries there is also hope for an honorable path to end the war.

For Craveri, the aristocracy is elegant, witty, and honorable to the end, when salons were held in prison as the conversationalists awaited the guillotine.

If Obama truly wants to be seen as a figure of change, he needs to talk less about the past and more about the future: not the war that should never have been fought but the war that he, alone of the two candidates, can find an honorable way to end.