Sentence examples for forced conclusion from inspiring English sources

The forced conclusion of "All My Children" follows the recent cancellations of "As the World Turns," which ran for 54 years, and "Guiding Light," which aired first on radio and then on television for 72 years.

Director Poitras has crafted a gripping story free of simplicity and forced conclusions, a fascinating journey into the lives of two former Jihadist warriors -- the imprisoned Salim Hamdan claims, of course, he was never a real Jihadist -- two men who took the al Qaeda oath of war against infidels and today struggle in different worlds outside that oath.

But he cautioned that for many deep-sea species, scientists were forced to draw conclusions from sketchy details.

He then marched into Lhasa, the capital, with British troops and forced the conclusion of a trade treaty with the Dalai Lama, Tibet's ruler.

In light of a Cabinet task force conclusion that the MOIP, as then constituted, was not fulfilling its objectives, 2 President Nixon, acting pursuant to § 232(b), radically amended the program in 1973.

But the British champion responded to the first knockdown of his unblemished 17-fight career in devastating fashion, flooring Pajkic twice before forcing a conclusion 17 second from the end of the round.

The production does not ignore or overcome the schematic melodrama that forces its conclusion.

But such an escalation would only increase the death toll without forcing a conclusion.

Very possibly, circumstance played a greater role than ideology in forcing this conclusion upon him.

His Verdi, like Cairns', is exploratory and questioning, never forcing a conclusion or overworking his material.

Whether this forces the conclusion that the scene was acted out is being debated with fresh vigor.