Sentence examples for dark conclusions from inspiring English sources

It's a disturbing read and Stephen Emmott comes up with some fairly dark conclusions.

Our lives would still match her dark conclusion without bringing any gods into the account at all.

We have been sliding towards the dark conclusion that we will forever remain trapped between these two beasts.

Its dark conclusion was that 60% of the ecosystem services that support life on Earth are being degraded or used unsustainably.

One dark conclusion is that democracy has become harder: allocating resources between competing interest groups is tougher if millions can turn out on the streets in days.

In her October report, "The Housing Crisis - Sizing the Problem, Proposing Solutions," Ms. Goodman comes to the dark conclusion that more than 11 million borrowers are in danger of losing their homes, or roughly one out of five borrowers.

The blade of that knife, soon put away after Zack has cut up some bread to soothe Abby's stomach, keeps glinting in the back of our minds as "Belleville" moves stealthily toward its dark conclusion.

As the drama moves to its dark conclusion, the tension that initially filled the room — the ego conflicts of the writers and the curiosity about the identity of the 27th man — has almost thoroughly dissipated.

These smaller grievances lead nativists with paranoid tendencies to a dark conclusion: Immigration poses an existential threat to America.

And so they came to a dark conclusion: This ancient skull is evidence of the earliest known murder among our ancestors.

While there is nothing wrong with the legal and transparent accumulation of wealth, it is not inconceivable to draw the rather dark conclusion that there are those willing to allow or facilitate death and destruction to amass and protect said wealth.