...Christendom, in the language of the day, " must go." The church or denomination that in these days exists as an end in itself rather than as a means to an end will find itself left stranded high and dry upon the shores of time. The churches that are alive to...

...really active. He goes on to say : " The cause for so little general interest in athletics is due to the increasing tendency with us, as a people, to pursue...exercises we rob them of half their value in various ways — by (i) increasing the expense of training ; (2) by increasing unduly the time devoted to practice...

...themselves. Now it seems to me that these papers show a tendency to regard the knowledge of the books as an end in itself rather than as a means to an end. More than that, some of the papers could not be met adequately without Indulging in the process known...

...themselves. Now it seems to me that these papers show a tendency to regard the knowledge of the books as an end in itself rather than as a means to an end. More than that, some of the papers could not be met adequately without indulging in the process known...

...let me consider. First, then : Those who think there is holiness in money, or those who regard money as an end in itself rather than as a means to an end. We are repeatedly informed that the saloon keeper has a right to his business, for he has a right to...

...hands of those who possess it, in their assault upon our nerves. We have come to look upon technique as an end in itself, rather than as a means to an end. We have but one word of praise, and we use that one word lavishly. An Ysaye and a Busoni are the same...

...in indicating possible economies in other directions, the effecting of such economies being regarded as an end in itself rather than as a means to an end. At the present time, the value which such statistics of operation possess in securing economical working...

...is due to a false perspective upon the part of the teacher. Whenever the examination is looked upon as an end in itself rather than as a means to an end, this abuse is likely to follow. The danger should be counteracted (1) by insuring a proper appreciation...

...enthusiasm, and his technical knowledge, he had large talents for promotion; and if he had viewed money as an end in itself rather than as a means to an end, he might well have devoted himself to this work exclusively. One of his promotions was that of bringing...

...Himrod Vincent seemed to fear was that his son would pursue bookish culture as an intellectual luxury, as an end in itself rather than as a means to an end. The son believed that he was misunderstood; never for one moment had he assumed that culture alone...