Sentence examples for its logical end from inspiring English sources

That was certainly an instance where I hear what you're saying, but I believe in this story, and we're going to keep taking it to its logical end.

They were soon replaced by more reliable and powerful breech-loading guns and the process of pulling back the guns to retired sites continued until it reached its logical end point of situating the principal batteries on the very peak of the Rock, 1400 feet above sea level.

When he has decided that a conversation has reached its logical end, he punctuates it with a quick sideways nod.

If ever there was a city where pure or considerably unfettered capitalism has approached its logical end, surely Hong Kong is it.

It will have to be taken to its logical end," one senior security official said.

I am not seeking to evade responsibility, but I see that my responsibility lies above all in taking this policy to its logical end in order to make it yield positive results for all of society.

If the Davis principle were taken to its logical ends, the countershot could be half the weight and twice the velocity of the principal projectile or any other combination giving the same momentum; at its ultimate, the countershot could simply be a cloud of high-velocity gas.

"Taking the Velazquez rationale to its logical ends", he wrote, "the LSC subsidy itself could become an unconstitutional speech restriction.

Follow that to its logical conclusion and you end up with hundreds of 17 year-olds in the Later..

If you attempt to reconcile religion and science on questions about nature and the universe, and if you push the science to its logical conclusion, you will end up naturalizing the deity, because for any question about nature the origins of the universe, life, humans, whatever if your answer is "God did it," a scientist will ask, "How did God do it?, What forces did God use?

What is most astonishing is the confidence with which the filmmakers push their premise to its logical conclusion, turning an ending that could have been either laughable or appalling into something so effortlessly heartfelt as to be nearly sublime.