Sentence examples for the endpoint of from inspiring English sources
Wired on Mad Men as the endpoint of TV drama's imperial period.
"The endpoint of this technological trajectory is obvious: autonomous weapons will become the Kalashnikovs of tomorrow.
The concert also functioned as the endpoint of the Barbican's Britten celebrations.
If GTA IV was a classic New York story, this is the endpoint of the American dream".
However, independent redistricting commissions should be the starting point but not the endpoint of a reform process.
In many ways, "Modern Romance" marks the endpoint of the bachelor phase of Ansari's life and career.
Some are just names; some, like Hector, the last name and the endpoint of Achilles' death-rampage, tug the heart.
I suffered from depression, and suicide is the endpoint of depression for many people; it was never the endpoint for me, and I never made an attempt.
The endpoint of both these very different books is that feminism has no meaning unless it's tied to a belief in equality overall.
As Andrew Cherlin, professor of public policy at Johns Hopkins University, said, "It's a mistake to think this is the endpoint of enormous change.
The endpoint of the evolution of resistance is a bug that can shrug off all currently available antibiotics, making it totally drug-resistant — T.D.R.-TB.
