Examples of 'see no end' in a sentence
Meaning of "see no end"
see no end - feeling that a situation is without a clear conclusion or resolution, often conveying a sense of ongoing difficulty, uncertainty, or frustration
How to use "see no end" in a sentence
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see no end
Sometimes we can see no end to our problems.
I see no end in the world today.
Many analysts see no end in sight.
I see no end to this story.
I could not see no end to it.
I see no end to their emergence.
She could see no end to it.
I see no end in sight to my growth.
Then there are days when you can see no end in sight.
They see no end to the fighting.
This has been a nightmare time for us and I see no end to the worry caused.
I could see no end to his blessings.
Ignore them, and the suffering will see no end.
We will see no end to terror unless we go after the terrorists.
Looking east, he could see no end to the water.
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You see no end to the tunnel much less any light.
And as of today, we can see no end to this present crisis.
And I see no end in sight to the curiosity, excitement, and anticipation I am experiencing.
Then varro must be given same, else we will see no end of trouble.
You see no end.
With nine victims already, I see no end in sight.
Affected communities see no end to the severe hardship they are facing and are suffering.
There is so much… and i see no end.
But I see no end to the tunnel you are in.
Based on available data, I see no end in sight yet.
Sadly, I see no end to this horrid cycle of violence in my lifetime.
If this story should spread, we will see no end of them!
We will see no end of success!
You do not believe it 's true . You see no end.
I could see no end to it. Was there no call from the forrard lookout?
It is a war against religion and against civilisation and I see no end to it . ".
Go! I see no end to this story.
And to be honest, I see no end to this.
I see no end to this hunger strike . ”.
My part, I see no end to it.
Home English News 6 months after attacks began, Rohingya see no end in sight.
A day, an hour, seemed to me long, limitless ; I could see no end to it.
