Governments are expedienciesto suit peculiar crises and exigencies.
And yet, though the evil which it is said to repair is a trifle beside the evil which it is admitted to inflict, the balance of expediencies is after all declared to be such as to warrant us in calling errors useful!
This is its true base, apart from the numerous minor expediencies which may be adduced to complete the structure of the argument.
But, the circumstances being what they were, the narrower expediencies of ordinary politics were outweighed by one of those supreme and indefeasible expediencies which are classified as moral.
That is to say, the ordinary political tests were not enough to reveal the entire significance of the crisis, nor were the political standards proper for measuring the whole of the expediencies hanging in the balance.
They are the protagonists of a social evolution that has at last become conscious; they are resolved that henceforth social organization shall be a far-seeing plan and not a haphazard flux of expediencies of control.
Spinoza, after all, was not the kind of man who could be expected to enter into practical problems; his soul was filled with the vision of the eternal laws and had no room for the passing expediencies of action.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "expediencies" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
