Sentence examples for necessary ends from inspiring English sources

Certainly his tutor thought so: in his view, History, properly capitalized, was a grand narrative, driven forward by ineluctable forces toward inevitable, necessary ends, and soon the subject would be understood as a science.

And you must often put objects in precisely the right spots to achieve the necessary end.

(More about them shortly.) But without their fathomless cruelty, the story would not reach its necessary end.

Picaresque or episodic novels are usually plagued with their lack of a sense of a necessary ending, but this book has a strong sense of closure.

We will all work toward that necessary end, but let us first address the more pressing task that confronts us and win the war against terrorism.

Of all the wonders that I yet have heard, It seems to me most strange that men should fear; Seeing that death, a necessary end, Will come when it will come.

But then the ECB started buying country's bonds and promised to do so in unlimited amounts if necessary — ending any self-fulfilling crises — and the result was that bad news about Greece stayed in Greece.

Fiber networks are expected to advance to 100 Gb/s in the near future, providing the necessary end-point components for OW, as well.

The particular sciences can only follow the chain of conditions, via the principle of sufficient reason, and must determine any object via its place in that chain, a process which has no necessary end.

I wouldn't have necessary ended it pleading for validation like that, but this is promising.

To many, this long-overdue decision marked a vital and necessary end to a discriminatory and exclusionary policy.