Sentence examples similar to give finality from inspiring English sources

The victory of Prussian chancellor Otto von Bismarck and the establishment of the German Empire under the leadership of the Prussian king gave finality to the results of the 1866 Austro-Prussian War.

The last of the Saints' veterans to have debuted in the 1990s, Hayes goose-stepped, baulked, dinked and tackled his way into the hearts of St Kilda supporters and his loss gives finality to an era now finished.

Killing Arthur would give things a finality, but if Merlin was intended as a prequel show, would it not be the thing to do to leave the ending vague, with the possibility of more adventures to come?

And yet both portray the American Nietzsche as one unwilling to give up on finalities.

You replace it with finality, and you make finality a virtue.

STRASSEL: But will the stress tests have finality?

This feeling of finality gave the whole evening an unmistakable electricity.

Given the apparent finality of this argument (which is, again, a variation of the Argument from Error) Royce calls his position "Absolute Pragmatism".

Finality gave clarity even to the young.

Given the grave finality of the message he's bearing, shouldn't it be?

Killing off Mitchell did give his story some welcome finality, despite meaning he can't return.