Sentence examples for Great conclusion from inspiring English sources
Most investigations, Rivers believes, come to no great conclusion.
"This is a great conclusion from the California perspective," Mr. Lacy said.
No great conclusion, as six hours and this many acts can't possibly cohere into a single thought.
(Well may you mutter "plus ça change … ") And his great conclusion: "We must add to our heritage or lose it, we must grow greater or grow less, we must go forward or go backward.
We have spent the train journey debating the great Nick Broomfield conundrum (roughly: 'ground-breaking documentarian' versus 'egotistical smoothiechops') to no great conclusion, and are trundling through a picture-postcard Sussex village.
This also seems to be true elsewhere in Britain: there has been much speculation as to why heavy metal should be so popular in the Midlands, but ultimately few can reach any greater conclusion than the fact that Black Sabbath hail from Birmingham.
In the 2006 "Global Warning" issue of CALIFORNIA there was a cover story "Can we adapt in time?" that documents another root cause "— our species is wired to ignore problems in some far-away future" and that is most likely to be the greatest conclusion to explain the current fall of our civilization due to global warming.
But as I witnessed the human mosaic surrounding me, I found myself channeling my own inner Jon Landau to reach an even greater conclusion: "Through the miracle of grace and love, I have seen the bright future of our world; and it is us".
They wanted to look into leaders in depth and try to arrive at greater conclusions.
Finally you arrive at Sibelius's great, slashing conclusion of six massive chords punctuated by silence.
