Sentence examples for emphatic conclusion from inspiring English sources

At least Britain could fight a tidy war to an emphatic conclusion.

Then each finale had to begin all over again after an emphatic conclusion.

His emphatic conclusion is that, in both the fatal abnormality case and the case of pregnancy caused by rape, basic rights are breached.

But the emphatic conclusion of recent research into retirement policy and labor markets is that working another two or three years would have a surprisingly powerful impact on the retirement living standards of millions of boomers and on the economy.

A season of unprecedented success came to an emphatic conclusion shortly after 4.30pm on Saturday when Marcus Trescothick drilled the third ball of England's second innings through the off side to complete a 10-wicket win, a 4-0 series whitewash of West Indies and a clean sweep of all seven of the summer's Tests after their earlier successes against New Zealand.

That is the emphatic conclusion reached by E.E.

Trust that the author knows what she's talking about can be diminished, as myriad interpretations grow into larger, more emphatic conclusions.

And there is a general tendency to understand fugues as progressing from counterpoints of solo instruments to emphatic tutti conclusions.

The scoreline was emphatic at the conclusion but Italy performed with great resolve.

The text of The Rebel is punctuated with emphatic words of conclusion (alors, donc, ainsi, c'est pourquoi), which are rarely followed by consequences of what comes before and often introduce further assertions, without any evidence or analysis.

Summarizing his findings for Odierno, Rivolo added an emphatic punch line: "Conclusion: HVI Strategy, our principal strategy in Iraq, is counter-productive and needs to be re-evaluated".