Sentence examples for concluding fanfare from inspiring English sources

In a final moment of theatre, the horns rose to their feet for the concluding fanfare.

The development provides a boost for the White House the day after Obama's meetings with leaders from six Arab nations in the Persian Gulf, including Saudi Arabia, concluded without fanfare or any sign that progress had been made to resolve months-long tensions over the president's nuclear diplomacy with Iran.

Last week, with very little fanfare, the UN committee against torture published its concluding observations from its review of the UK's record on preventing, punishing and remedying torture and other ill treatment.

The fanfare around Obama's visit has revived the tormented debate about the Second World War's concluding acts — the merits and morality of America's decision to drop the first nuclear bombs, in order to force Japan to surrender and avoid a ground war on the Japanese mainland.

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Even among the fanfare of that moment, it was a synchronicity not lost on the Apollo astronauts, who wrote a letter to Fairfax congratulating him on his achievement, concluding that they were "fellow explorers".

Ultimately, astronomical DVD sales and the accompanying online fanfare enabled Whedon to conclude the series with Serenity, the big screen conversion that tied up many of the show's loose ends.

After years of fanfare, the Harvard faculty concluded its curriculum review, prompting this low assessment from the student newspaper: "Instead of crafting a meaningful statement of what it means to be educated in today's world, professors only seemed to care [about] their parochial corner of academia... leaving Harvard with an uninspired retread of its core curriculum".

What he and his colleagues concluded in September -- and announced to little fanfare in November -- was that investing abroad for Americans is nowhere near as good an idea as conventional wisdom dictates.

Amid all the fanfare and fluttering paper, it was hard not to conclude that this Ball had been anything other than a roaring success.