Examples of using Whose end in English and their translations into Greek
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The present war is most emphatically only the beginning of a long historical development, at whose end will stand the defeat of England's world position…[and]
The material nature of the world is perceived as merely an episode in the spiritual process of development, whose end should be the annihilation of all matter
More logically did he declare the material nature of the world to be merely an episode in the spiritual process of development, whose end should be the annihilation of all matter
he would have problems, whose end could not be foreseen….
that will pass, but that it is a planned experiment(whose end is the primitive accumulation of a new type of human being).
represented the final act in a drama whose end was largely determined by the unwillingness of Popular Unity to abandon the parliamentary road in favor of the revolutionary road to socialism at three key junctures throughout the last year of Allende's government.
represented the final act in a drama whose end was largely determined by the unwillingness of Popular Unity to abandon the parliamentary road in favor of the revolutionary road to socialism at three key junctures throughout the last year of Allende's government.
Whose end?
Whose end?
It is a service whose end, again, is an informed public.
He embarks on a journey whose end is hidden from him.
The IDF launched a war yesterday whose end, as usual,
All other"religions" were founded by men and prophets(false prophets) whose end was the grave.
They were merged into long treks and sent on a long march, at whose end death almost always awaited them.
in a long story- a story we continue, but whose end we will not see.
Currently the individual experiencing a cultural swing that relies heavily on the axis oriented technical efficiency for productive work whose end is the consumer market.
He continued an unknown career, of whose end we are ignorant and whose duration seems so long that one's imagination hesitates to admit it.
Therefore it is no great thing if his ministers also transform themselves into ministers of righteousness, whose end will be according to their works.”.
All of us have a place in the long story of our history- a story we continue, but whose end, none of us will see.
The earliest symptom of a process whose end is the decline of storytelling is the rise of the novel at the beginning of modern times.