Sentence examples for ordered ends from inspiring English sources
If all these ordered ends were attainable simply by human effort, the one supreme directing agency would be concerned with them all; however, to attain the beatific vision requires "grace", i.e., God's special help, which natural human activity cannot earn.
An association has at least two (ordered) ends (memberEnd), each one represented by a property and indirectly associated to a corresponding type (endType).
The secretary came close to doing what the judge ordered, ending an unconstitutional policy.
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But other things are ordered to ends of which they themselves are not conscious.
The claim that order is freedom or that freedom is order ends in tyranny.
The first volume of "The Origins of Political Order" ends with the 18th century.
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But that's not where the "law and order" ends.
When we're going this slowly, it's hard to tell where the order ends and the chaos begins.
