Sentence examples for degree of finality from inspiring English sources

"We need to be able, with a certain degree of finality, to be able to tell victims what may happen in a case," said Donald F. Cerio Jr., the district attorney in Madison County in central New York.

He has written sequels to other books, but "The Ginger Man" is singular: "I guess that it had a degree of finality about it in this period and time".

Barr was sensitive to such criticism and once said, "The truth is that modern art cannot be defined with any degree of finality either in time or in character, and any attempt to do so implies a blind faith, insufficient knowledge, or an academic lack of realism"—a defense that his curatorial activities did not support.

That fact was etched with some degree of finality last week when The Advocate raided The Times-Picayune and hired Gordon Russell, former city editor and investigations reporter; Martha Carr (no relation), a veteran of the city desk; and two city reporters, Claire Galofaro and Andrew Vanacore.

Given all this, it might have been too much to hope that the end of bin Laden would have brought at least a degree of finality, closing at least one chapter of this still unfolding tragic tale.

It irritated me profoundly, this eerie strength and weakness of attachment and corresponding freedoms and degrees of rule and permission -- degrees, really, of finality.... [Ora] said, "Oh, Wiley, you don't hate women!"...I couldn't help thinking, stupidly, that quick fucks were superior, because you hardly had time to notice your own fatuousness, or hers....I entered her; she helped.

The slight sense of finality.

I had an uneasy feeling of finality.

Late Gothic has a peculiar aura of finality about it.

"All right," Riccio said, with a tone of finality.

This hole has a feel of finality to it, anyhow.