Sentence examples for obvious ends from inspiring English sources

A polkafest celebrant, when asked to interpret a lyric or a tradition, will most often state the obvious, and, nine times out of ten, the obvious ends up being a variation on an almost Epicurean exhortation to seize the day.

Only cilia that were clearly captured in fluorescence images and which had obvious ends (tip and root) were used for measurements.

There's no obvious end to it.

The underlying conflict with British imperial rule had no obvious end.

The music is great, and Disney, to its credit, avoids the obvious ending.

This is a competitive game and it has no obvious end in sight.

Now, I weep and blame the obvious end of a season I have loved.

And when he talks the sentences and paragraphs tumble over each other with no obvious end in sight.

He hounded schools chancellors out of town and pulled at the scab of race relations to little obvious end.

A Aside from the obvious – ending the wait for silverware on the pitch – commercial growth is the No1 priority.

For leaders of troubled parties the nightmarish political stories, the ones that can destroy them, are those with no obvious end.