Sentence examples for decent conclusion from inspiring English sources

That we can survive only in society, and that for society to survive we must help one another, is a thoroughly decent conclusion.

"That's probably a decent conclusion, and we went through that exercise just a couple of weeks ago in the office," said R. C. Buford, the Spurs' general manager, returning a telephone call a couple of days late last week because he was scouting, fittingly enough, in Spain.

The episode received mixed reviews from television critics; some felt that the episode's plot was creepy and engaging, while others felt that it was not a decent conclusion for the Millennium television series.

When you know that you are well informed, you will naturally feel more capable of reaching a decent conclusion.

And, though it's not an issue that can be spun to their political advantage, they reached a simple, decent human conclusion: this is wrong.

Despite everything he goes through, he is the same broadly decent man at the conclusion of his mission as he was at the beginning. .

He liked the decent morals explored in the episode, and called the conclusion a "great one", making it a "consistently fine episode".

The magnitude and legacy of this series for English rugby league will only be truly felt after the conclusion of it, but this was certainly a decent start.

Murray, however, did conclude that the show's writers and producers "did a decent job of bringing [the plot involving Adam] to a conclusion".

Respect for elders might lead to the conclusion that we owe seniors shelter and health care and a decent way to live out their days.

MTV's Aly Semigran enjoyed the comedy and conclusion of Holly's plot, in what she deemed a "pretty decent" episode, though found Charice's appearance extraneous.