Childress sometimes makes her points with the subtlety of a sledgehammer, but the play has a soaringly affirmative conclusion, reminiscent of Arnold Wesker's Roots, and yields a stunning central performance from Jenny Jules.
When possible, he does this by a clever and economical method: he gives two triplets of terms, one of which makes the premises true and a universal affirmative "conclusion" true, and the other of which makes the premises true and a universal negative "conclusion" true.
Grabbing the bull by the horns, indieWIRE.com ran a long feature headed "Does Cannes matter?" Its insistently affirmative conclusion was that "asking whether Cannes matters is sort of like asking, Does film criticism matter?
A final growling thrust from the orchestra is neatly parried by the soloist in the work's affirmative conclusion.
In the immediately preceding article, Aquinas explicitly discusses Augustinian divine illumination, and reaches the affirmative conclusion that "the intellective soul does cognize all true things in the eternal reasons" (84.5sc).
Often this affirmative conclusion gets treated as little more than lip service to the authority of Augustine, and the article as a whole gets taken as a backhanded repudiation of illumination theory: affirming the theory in form but denying it in substance.
Most existing methods of making model are trying to combine more than two stimulating methods in order to simulate IBS's onset characteristics comprehensively but there is still no affirmative conclusion.
In this paper, we give affirmative conclusions.
Further information collection is needed to draw more affirmative conclusions.
Servs., LLC, the Sixth Circuit required a company to turn over materials relating to a privileged forensic data breach investigation because, the court concluded, the company had implicitly waived privilege when it asserted an affirmative defense based on the investigative conclusions.
