Sentence examples for conclusions in which from inspiring English sources

Dance after dance built to razzle-dazzle conclusions in which acrobatic tricks became more important than emotional content.

She quotes from the summit conclusions, in which EU leaders said they hoped that the backstop would not be triggered.

Still, it's certainly odd to see the modern Right mimicking the Soviet approach to science, under which science is great — unless the scientists reach politically unpalatable conclusions, in which case there must be a scientific conspiracy afoot!

He organized the conference in 1999 that was the basis of the book, and wrote the introduction and conclusions in which he formulates the concept of the city-state culture.

The TTIE is essentially a tool for analysis of web streaming traffic in fixed intervals, to extract timely conclusions in which some or all of the incoming data are not available for access from any permanent or temporary storage medium, but those arrive in a form of consecutive flows.

Mexico's national security commissioner, Renato Sales, held his own press conference that began before the commission had finished presenting its conclusions, in which he insisted the police had acted with reasonable force.

The tension and tumult build to a psychological conclusion in which menace radiates from virtually everything around the characters.

In his "conclusion in which nothing is concluded," Johnson satirizes the wish-fulfilling daydreams in which all indulge.

Might the trilogy's forthcoming conclusion, in which Cromwell will meet his demise, score Mantel a hat trick?

"Slow Burn," the popular Slate podcast about Watergate hosted by Leon Neyfakh, will soon reach its exciting conclusion, in which, one assumes, Richard Nixon resigns in disgrace.

In recognition that the play has come to be regarded as a feminist anthem, Mr. Breuer devised a conclusion in which the characters burst into song.