Sentence examples similar to a a conclusion from inspiring English sources

That is, treat the first sentence as a sort of introduction and the last one as an a conclusion.

She missed the birdie putt by fractions of an inch — an ordinary conclusion to a remarkable achievement.

We're interested in a situation, a rationally mandated conclusion and a structurally mandated mechanism.

A coroner has recorded an open conclusion at an Aberdare inquest, with the cause of death "unascertained".

If talks do go ahead, a breakdown remains a more likely conclusion than a breakthrough.

Her piece is silly, the premise a waste, the conclusion a farce.

This segment of The James Galway Show was an apt conclusion to a happy evening.

This is perhaps not an unexpected conclusion from a cabinet minister, but it is nonetheless novel.

The story builds, one eerie detail at a time, towards an apocalyptic conclusion.

"They drew an illogical conclusion for a political reason," said the senior official.

Not an unreasonable conclusion for a family living on less than $20,000 a year.