Sentence examples for closure seems from inspiring English sources

But that moment of closure seems now to have receded once again, a vanishing point of justice deferred.

Efforts to disfranchise African-American voters and ramp up abortion restrictions are continuing; and the party's epistemological closure seems more pronounced than ever.

He has created a film whose superb technical finish and closure seems to me in contrast to its status as an "open" text, a work which resists clear interpretation.

Today, such closure seems a long, long way off.

Keynesian closure seems to be more realistic to evaluate the impact of the funds than neoclassical, where only private investment and the balance of payments seem to be affected.

So far, closure seems far away.

Among the crowd at Thursday's town hall, the full closure seemed the most popular option.

Recent concerts in Japan, tinged with a sense of closure, seemed to suggest the band might be calling it quits, should Albarn's solo career take off.

But Stubbs left in August 2001, and by 2005 standards had fallen so low again – "I lasted three days before walking out," recalls a member of staff from that time, "during which I was threatened with stabbing for daring to challenge a Year 11 boy for smashing a ball out of my hands during class" – that closure seemed inevitable.

The LED "Open" sign blinked back at me, and closure seemed a long way away.

The zoo's last superintendent, Peter Grayson, took over in 1971, but by then the owners of Belle Vue had lost interest in the zoo, and closure seemed imminent.