Sentence examples for flat conclusion from inspiring English sources

In the last counterattack of the game a forward pass and then a penalty at the scrum brought this rousing semi to a flat conclusion on the field, but not in the stands where a mountain party by the Med, a celebration like few others, kicked off.

That's particularly the case in "Descent" — which feels more like a work-in-progress than a finished piece — with its loosely linked parts, its overly whimsical (if pretty) batting into the air of floaty chiffon fabric, its dully repetitive run-and-catch partnering, and its oddly flat conclusion.

Mr. Maw spent 14 years working on "Odyssey" (while also composing many shorter works), and some critics have seen it as a roadmap of his development: its early movements are harmonically nebulous, yet as the piece unfolds, it moves decisively toward an unambiguous E-flat major conclusion.

America!/May God thy gold refine/Till all success be nobleness/And every gain divine!" The line that needed editing the most was the flat and dispiriting conclusion: "God shed his grace on thee/Till nobler men keep once again/Thy whiter jubilee!" That cast an aspersion on the current generation, including whoever was singing the lyric.

Conclusion: Flat and down slope depression of ST segment during ETT might increase the sensitivity and specificity to detect the true microvasculature-induced ischemia that is defined as CFR less than 2.1 in patients with chest pain and normal coronary angiogram.

Mr. Tenet called many of the report's conclusions "flat wrong," and General Hayden noted that many of those criticized in the review by the agency's inspector general had criticized the "focus, methodology and conclusions" of the report.

But again, Maloney doesn't quite carry it off and the conclusion felt flat and anti-climactic.

They could have played out a draw, ambled their way to a flat and mutually beneficial conclusion, but instead there were two goals after just three minutes.

But the majority opinion strangely refuses to say, flat out, that its conclusion entailed a presidential right to demand "Opinions in writing" from the SEC – the one authority Article II of the Constitution explicitly gives the President over the acts of domestic agencies – even as its holding reasons from the necessity of effective presidential oversight of executive action.

The fact that strongly different hypotheses are also present in the confidence set denotes that the likelihood surface is too flat to draw firm conclusions in favor of one or another hypothesis.

I have come to the conclusion that a flat tax system is superior to progressive taxation.