Sentence examples for a dramatic conclusion from inspiring English sources

His data don't justify such a dramatic conclusion.

In the end Ms. Ali manages to orchestrate a dramatic conclusion that's nifty, if pretty predictable.

The piece works effectively because it establishes and maintains a single mood, intensifying to a dramatic conclusion.

His game-tying three-pointer sent the game into its first overtime and sparked a dramatic conclusion with back-and-forth swings.

The event comes to a dramatic conclusion with the three medalists, Ayumu Hirano, Shaun White and Scotty James, taking the last three runs.

The answer, when it emerges, is both surprising and moving – and leads on to a dramatic conclusion that none of them could have foreseen.

By Kevin Mitchell Rugby could not have wished for a more dramatic conclusion to a great tournament, England a more fitting reward for years of sweat, or Jonny Wilkinson a better-timed drop goal for as long as he lives.

But by drawing away from him personally and trying to explain Spain's collective collapse, a more dramatic conclusion dawned: there might not be a next round.

You will never see a more dramatic conclusion to any motor race, let alone a grand prix, and the result of it all is that, in the most harum scarum way possible - he doesn't make it easy for himself, does he? - Lewis Hamilton is the world champion.

Maybe we'll know more next week, when season four draws to what promises to be a very dramatic conclusion.

Ms. Allred has pledged to do so, hinting at a more dramatic conclusion if Ms. Stemberg is allowed to speak.