Sentence examples for a grim conclusion from inspiring English sources

A grim conclusion, but spoken well.

Amid their grief, the Maynes came to a grim conclusion: Richard had been murdered.

A grim conclusion, perhaps, but filtered through Stanhope's twisted, desperate imagination, it seems the most soulful sentiment in Edinburgh.

Likewise, Colbert used the finding that there was no indication of any cognitive deficit to reach a grim conclusion.

From an aesthetic standpoint, "It's all who you know" may be a grim conclusion, but from the perspective of New York's economy it seems an entirely happy one.

The heart exam was normal, so, Colbert said, "despite all evidence, Donald Trump does have a heart". Likewise, Colbert used the finding that there was no indication of any cognitive deficit to reach a grim conclusion.

Arnott and Bernstein look, component by component, at the total real return and arrive at a grimmer conclusion.

More recently, an Oxford University study that examined the impact of computerization on human employment reached a rather grim conclusion: nearly 47percentt of all U.S. jobs are at risk of being automated in the next 20 years.

Here Kumin starts out with a characteristically satisfied look at a marriage of many years that will nonetheless end with one partner left alone, then swerves toward a startlingly grim conclusion when she says "we try to live gracefully" but "in truth we go forward / stumbling, afraid of the dark, / of the cold, and of the great overwhelming / loneliness of being last".

After five days of uncertainty and anguish, the human tragedy unfolding in an isolated corner of New Zealand's South Island had reached a dramatic and grim conclusion.

As a result, he will leave behind him a country in dire straits.A chronic disease, not an acute oneThat grim conclusion might surprise students of the euro crisis.