Sentence examples for brave conclusion from inspiring English sources

By the end, the first two parts of the book are made whole in a brief, but powerful and brave conclusion, told again in drawings, set in the present day.

The key to her shorter performances, the site discovered, may lie in the finish – Clarkson generally does a very tight "brave" as her conclusion, instead of drawing the final word out dramatically.

"The Future of Freedom" is brave because its central conclusion -- that liberty is threatened by an excess of democracy -- is deeply unfashionable and easily misrepresented.

The Alice in Wonderland conclusion -- the 9,000 brave Marines whom President Obama is dispatching to secure Helmand province from the Taliban will result in tens of millions of dollars more in American-funded bribes to the Taliban which will be used to pay guerrilla fighters and buy weapons to shoot at the American Marines.

Whatever his conclusions, this was a brave show and has certainly avoided the trap of mass appeal.

The sometimes unappreciated final chapter succeeds as a wonderful conclusion to the adventures of our brave musketeers.

Only a year after that brave gesture, the Nobel committee members came to the conclusion that that was good enough for them, and that they should bring it to the world's attention.

They attribute human characteristics to particular species (the brave lion, the big bad wolf) and then draw some moral conclusion for the edification of the reader.

At the conclusion of the series, Greig symbolically, and with a brave laugh, crawled over the sun-scorched outfield at the Oval.

Her entry in "Who's Who" is the longest in the book.There might indeed be a doctorate awaiting someone brave enough to read through her millions of words and offer plausible conclusions about why she became a household name.

Sexismometer: 1/10 The most fleshed-out of the all-female raptor trio is brave, plucky and able to swiftly compute competing loyalties and come to complicated conclusions.