Sentence examples for means and in the from inspiring English sources

It lives on in the conviction that the ends justify the means, and in the manner that liberal institutions can house the most illiberal outlooks.

In the late 1920s, he warned that Americans were living beyond their means and in the early 1930s that Germany would re-emerge as a military threat.

But ends do not always justify means, and in the case of Robespierre, the frenzied idealism that so clearly preserved his own political safety seems far harder to condone.

Cromwell has been charged by the King with ridding him of his second wife through any apparently legitimate means; and, in the course of his efficient management of this task, Cromwell arranges not only the prosecution and execution of Anne but also that of five enemies of his beloved mentor, Cardinal Wolsey, whom he has long wanted to punish.

It is time for our government to consider what its purported commitment to international law really means and, in the face of the Palestinian men, women and children who have lost their lives, it is time for our courts to be brave enough to hold the government to that commitment.

Matters which concern the transfer of power and other things will be executed by careful means and in the shortest possible time.

Results for the high-spatial-precision group revealed differences in the means and also in the number of detected fixations.

Meanwhile, the games themselves have become faster, smarter, meaner, and, in the case of Ultima Online, more outlandish.

They are corrupted, vindictive, mean and in the case of Baker -- achingly sexy on top.

The middle column shows the pointwise absolute difference between the total cell population in the analysis mean and in the true tumor.

Compared with baseline, overnight SpO2 decreased significantly, both in terms of overall mean, and in the minimum reached overnight, while the number of oxygen desaturations increased (table 1).