Sentence examples for conclusion ever from inspiring English sources

Fears of terrorism long gone, protests of days past shelved for the night, athletes from 78 nations marched into Rice-Eccles Stadium in a rambunctious mood and took their seats for the most ornate conclusion ever to a Winter Games.

Nothing constructive is ever achieved, no conclusion ever reached, no conversation ever finished.

It says more than my dim conclusions ever could, in a way that's more honest and heartfelt than I could ever muster.

Scientists and philosophers have debated his conclusions ever since, but no one has been able to propose a satisfactory alternative explanation for his findings.

He also claims that the match between Giant Gonzalez and The Undertaker was a "dud" and that Hulk Hogan's ego made the conclusion the "worst WrestleMania ending ever".

The entire story can now be brought to a conclusion without ever referring again to the rude facts.

With victory for the Scot looking more of a foregone conclusion than ever, Condoleezza Rice, the US secretary of state, said today that she expected the US to work "very, very well" with Mr Brown as prime minister.

Only a summary version of his report, itself condemned by the investigator as "erroneous representations of the facts and conclusions", was ever published.

After some discussions around licensing, the suit notes, no conclusions were ever reached.

"They draw certain conclusions without ever having a discussion with any of the main characters in this drama".

However, due to the ecologic nature of most studies, uncontrolled confounding factors, and the different variables and outcomes measured, no firm conclusions have ever been drawn.