Sentence examples for a remarkable conclusion from inspiring English sources

You can still see that this is an extraordinary ballet; its high-density pure-dance tensions still make a remarkable conclusion to this program.

Part of the thrill is knowing that this is the pure pursuit of knowledge, the scientific impulse — a human impulse — carried to a remarkable conclusion.

He does so with a surgeon's skill, stripping away layer after layer to reveal what in the end is a remarkable conclusion: The West, which for so many decades defined the two sides of the Atlantic, has ceased to be the organizing principle of foreign policy in Europe and the United States.

It was a remarkable conclusion to a match that saw Argentina, rated among the favourites to win the World Cup, produce another distinctly average performance in neighbouring Brazil.

Feldman writes: "So the upshot [of my reply to skepticism] is that if we take the [skeptical] argument to be about practical knowledge, it has a remarkable conclusion, but an indefensible premise.

It was a remarkable conclusion to Henry's second spell with Arsenal in the Premier League, even more so given he had come on as a substitute for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and had just the one chance.

This result allows a quite remarkable conclusion: at least on glucose media, r0 yeast is not decelerating growth because of energetic deficits, the cells are capable to generate sufficient energy by fermenting glucose.

Since the traditional definition of mental retardation was an I.Q. of less than 70, that leads to the remarkable conclusion that a majority of Americans a century ago would count today as intellectually disabled.

We are therefore left with the remarkable conclusion that a two million-year-old island contains the sole survivor of an ancient lineage that predates the existence of Bermuda by well over 10 million years.

Experts from Norway and Denmark have done just that, and they have come to the remarkable conclusion that the fish is a Patagonian toothfish.

The bizarre configuration had led to the "rather remarkable conclusion that we have just met a new species of human relative that deliberately disposed of its dead," Berger told his audience.