Sentence examples for final statements of the from inspiring English sources

"Tennessee" also represents one of the final statements of the Hudson River School, whose bent for generalized paeans to nature's grandeur was giving way to moodier, more impressionistic and "personal" paintings in the less finished, more naturalistic French Barbizon style.

The state with the busiest death chamber in America publishes the final statements of the inmates it has executed on a prison agency Web site, a kind of public catalog of the rantings, apologies, prayers, claims of innocence and confessions of hundreds of men and women in the minutes before their deaths.

The adoption in the fifth edition of 1869 of Herbert Spencer's designator "survival of the fittest" as a synonym for "natural selection" further emphasized this shift of meaning from the early texts and drafts to the formulations in the final statements of the late 1860s and early 70s.

We left our tea with the final statements of this young husband echoing in our ears.

The final statement of the meeting is expected to urge a freeze on new commercial or diplomatic contacts.

Her intrepid march through the fugue, with the final statement of the theme in thick bass octaves, is positively Horowitzian.

Still, during the final statement of the chorale theme at the end of the Brahms, the brasses played with glorious resonance and unforced power.

In the final statement of the summit, the group's fifth since the financial crisis plunged the world into recession in 2008, the leaders vowed to move towards market-determined exchange rates and shun competitive devaluations.

Local police official Ananth Nag told India Today: "We have filed a murder case against the two men accused on the basis of the final statement of the girl in which she had said that she was set on fire.

The final statement of the Group of 20 economic meeting in Pittsburgh in September pledged to "establish a pattern of growth across countries that is more sustainable and balanced, and reduce development imbalances".

Mr. Hirsch regards the movie as the final statement of the genre's conventions and a convenient demarcation, although he pointed out that "things don't happen that neatly".