Sentence examples for as a final sentence from inspiring English sources

A rhetorical question can serve as a final sentence, but it's best to rephrase it as a statement if you have any doubts.

I don't want to write a final sentence.

Terminal symbols (or simply terminals) are the only accepted symbols to appear in a final sentence generated by a grammar, whilst non‐terminal symbols (or non‐terminals) are used as temporary symbols by a procedure of sentence derivation.

Write a final sentence.

For Mansfield and Winthrop, the peril is big government, which leaves civil society dependent; for Wolin, the peril is invisible government by rich men and technocrats, in which democracy is, as he writes in a damning final sentence, "perpetuated as philanthropic gesture, contemptuously institutionalized as welfare, and denigrated as populism".

This does not necessarily require, however, that LECA "inherited" one or more V4R homologs from a prokaryote, or that this homolog was already active in an ancient vesicle transport system in prokaryotes, as the final sentence of text indicates.

"Our passion for the object of our veneration must so inflame us that everyone who comes near us must burn with us," he wrote in 1912, adding a stark final sentence that could serve as an appropriate caption to "Red Gaze": "An apostle who does not glow preaches heresy".

But in political terms, as the final sentence of the A.P.'s story indicated, the phrase "presumptive nominee" implies something more than "likely candidate".

This point should be clearly communicated earlier in the Introduction to the study not just as the final sentence of the Introduction.

Indicate the medium of the publication as the final sentence of the citation.

It's a sad book: a particularly melancholy orgy scene springs to mind, as does the final sentence — "their bare genitals stared stupidly and sadly at the white sand".