Sentence examples for great concluding from inspiring English sources

But the scenes in Bohemia are a setup for the play's great concluding reconciliation scene.

Yet his entry into the great concluding fugue suggested the unassuming patience of a man naturally inclined to take his place in the queue.

Only at the very end do Mr. Folie's instincts fail him, when what should be a great concluding joke gets telegraphed too far in advance.

In a chapter called Delusions Piled High and Deep, Prof Rosenzweig devotes 10 pages to dissecting Good to Great, concluding, with some exasperation: "We can't put companies in Petri dishes and run neat experiments.

This book gives a more social and humorous picture of the Christian life than the First Part and shows Bunyan lapsing from high drama into comedy, but the great concluding passage on the summoning of the pilgrims to cross the River of Death is perhaps the finest single thing Bunyan ever wrote.

Max Nicholson from IGN gave the episode a grade of 8.5 ("Great"), concluding "the docu-series is unapologetic in its somewhat controversial depiction of organized religion, but it extends an olive branch for creative thinking and plays with concepts of faith in its whimsical view of the macrocosm".

But the power of individuals' choices within that system is even greater, concludes the study published Thursday in the journal Science.

"So if cooperation, not competition, is the fundamental process in nature everywhere, the universe is an indivisible whole, just as Lao Tzu, Buddha, Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Jr., Albert Einstein, and all the other greats concluded.

In a four-star review, Byrnes described the film as a "moving meditation on the transience of life" which showed "great humanity", concluding "it's a beautiful film but take two hankies".

No wonder the City saw little for the big six suppliers to fear – "no great shakes," concluded Investec.

It's not all that great, he concludes.