Sentence examples for worthwhile end from inspiring English sources
That is a worthwhile end in itself".
And finally, community participation is a worthwhile end in itself.
Some films have certainly abused the First Amendment by winning cheap laughs at the expense of the vulnerable to no worthwhile end.
"They saw the violence both by and against them as an unfortunate means to a worthwhile end".More research may shed light on what exactly causes, and prevents, trauma.
Everyone gets so concerned about their particular 80 years on Earth, as if somehow the entire universe was a gigantic pyramid assembling to this little point, right now, which is my lifespan – the only worthwhile end product of 13.5bn years of existence.
While he was determined to bolster the Wii and DS machines with hardcore fan favourites like Super Metroid and Zelda, he never shied away from Nintendo's child friendly reputation, believing that entertaining families was not only sensible business but a worthwhile end in itself.
Never can the proceeds of patents have been put to less unselfish and more worthwhile ends.
Unfortunately the enterprise is deformed by the government's over-ambitious promises on renewable energy.Into the windRenewable energy is a means to many worthwhile ends.
We are justified in maintaining a system of criminal law if it is an efficient technique for achieving worthwhile ends; its structure and content should then be determined by asking how it can serve those ends most efficiently.
Instrumentalist answers to this question portray criminal law as an efficient technique that helps us achieve worthwhile ends; non-instrumentalist answers portray it as an intrinsically appropriate response to certain kinds of wrongful conduct (§4).
Another thought is that responsible individuals will consider themselves to have a personal obligation, which cannot be shifted to the government or any agency of society, to decide for themselves what is worthwhile in human life and what is worth seeking and to fashion (and refashion as changing circumstances warrant) a plan of life to achieve worthwhile ends.
