Sentence examples for true ends from inspiring English sources

The true ends of development are human choices, capabilities "to lead the kind of lives we have reason to value"; in short, "freedoms".Poverty, for instance, is not just "low consumption".

"Staying True" ends the only way it can: with Ms. Sanford praising the beauties of nature, quoting Anne Morrow Lindbergh for comfort, saying that she feels like a storm-tossed sea, speaking of being steadied by her faith and enjoying her unanticipated new freedom.

Science isn't about publishing and grant writing; those activities are the necessary means to science's true ends.

But the puzzle remains that there are many ways to have consistent preference attitudes, and surely not all of these amount to preferring the means to one's own true ends.

Litigants are not well-equipped to produce evidence concerning the government's true ends or to explain the government's actions.

As the Court pursues the government's true ends in cases involving speech, so it should do in all constitutional cases.

There are seven endings to the game: a single true end, two normal ends, and four bad ends.

The true ending, Wiesel preferred to believe, was lost.

"The true end goal of Stuxnet is cyber sabotage.

The true "end of history" remains a very real threat.

It remains uncertain whether it marks a true end to the Williams era at Wimbledon.