Mario didn't take up his father's invitation, because, finally, he'd found a venue.
He saw that now, because, finally, it had happened to him.
Today, he can talk about failure – because, finally, he isn't one.
"They stand up and cheer," she said, "because finally someone stood up for justice".
"I'm proud," he said, "because finally someone from my own city, from my own roots, can express the love we have in us".
"I don't have anything against Starbucks, per se," Fincher says, deadpan, "because finally there's good coffee in LA - but do we need three on every corner?
But this is not what happens in reality because, finally, it is a decision on a micro-level' (AM and LB, interview 19 May 2011).
It's because, finally, I have found my peaceful place.
The optimism is because, finally, after years of extraordinary effort, we can see tangible progress in saving lives and slowing the ravages of this terrible global pandemic, that 30 years ago was just a blip on scientific radar screens.
Because, finally, somebody has an apartment smaller than yours.
And if one finds one, it remains a secret, because, finally, it is untranslatable into words.
