Sentence examples for concluding on a note from inspiring English sources

"Fair Game," somewhat like Charles Ferguson's documentary "Inside Job," gestures in that direction, concluding on a note of idealism that does not quite seem warranted by the facts of the story.

Critical response has remained mixed: although the special effects have been praised, commentators are divided on the quality of the plotting, which is considered either well-paced and concluding on a note of high action, or confusing and inordinately long, with little visual spectacle to contrast with the dialogue.

And "Saved" concludes on a note of deliberate ambiguity, with a ruminative ballad stressing the tough road that lies ahead for all the kids.

He concluded on a note of despair: "Advice for beginning journalists: pick a new profession".

However she allows herself to conclude on a note of cautious optimism.

It concludes on a note of resolve grounded in the acknowledgment that historical change can be a long, slow process.

After offering qualified praise for Trump's proposal, the National Review editorial concluded on a note of skepticism: "Immigration is too important to be left to The Donald".

Mr. Keller concluded on a note of caution: "Who could be against an experiment that promises the treasure of education to a vast, underserved world?

A global resurgence of potentially epidemic proportions is by no means out of the question.Yet the book concludes on a note of characteristic optimism.

After the show, which concludes on a note of nihilistic despair, groups of banker-ish young men were pausing to take grinning selfies in front of the theatre's marquee.

The film concludes on a note of cautious optimism, with the signing of the Oslo Accords, and while embracing that agreement may be naïve or nostalgic, it hardly seems offensive or even especially provocative.