Sentence examples for felt conclusive from inspiring English sources
But nothing felt conclusive.
The end of the third season had felt conclusive enough: not especially definitive, in the spirit of the show -- which rolls along like the Mississippi, or any river of your choice, changing and unchanging -- but leaving its main characters in a moment of peace or possibility or renewed resolve.
It's awkward when an audience isn't sure if you're done or not so make the conclusion of your story feel conclusive.
From the American point of view, the script seems quite disorganized and it might not feel conclusive.
That final scene, with the camera lingering on Quinn's face as Carrie convinced him to return to Islamabad, felt pretty conclusive, though.
Jed Mercurio is brilliant at contriving endings that feel satisfyingly conclusive yet pregnant with further possibility.
The story of the last years of J.M.W. Turner, arguably the greatest ever landscape painter, it is certainly more understated than most biographical films, which can sometimes feel unrealistically conclusive.
When the community felt they had conclusive proof of her fakery, Limeybean returned briefly from the dead to resurrect her blog, only to delete it again and vanish.
But both sets rolled to what seemed like an inevitable conclusion, which was how the third set felt, too, despite its conclusive 24-point tie-break.
When the preliminary sequence of the human genome was announced in June 2000, many felt the verdict was conclusive.
