"Insofar as there are similarities between my dad and Sipowicz, I'm grateful to have had the chance to portray Sipowicz's character; to show him in what another writer called his 'obstinate finality,' " Milch wrote in "True Blue".
The harshness of his tone and the finality of his statement brought tears to the young woman's eyes.
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.
When he writes about an ending (as in It Ended), his poem avoids finality, concentrating on the heart's desire to retrace its steps.
This time, Young shook his head with finality - if Gelez had wanted to reset the ball, he had to ask before he went to kick it.
James's refusal of finality, his restless endings, seemed to Conrad more consonant with our experience of life, a more mature confrontation of the limits of human understanding.
On Monday, when announcing his decision to reduce in size the Bear Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments, President Trump reassured state residents that his decision brings finality to the controversy over just how much federal land in Utah needs protection under a 1906 law.
The hardest task falls to J. M. Coetzee, introducing the miscellaneous volume, yet he, too, offers keen insights, particularly about Beckett's creative impasse following the trilogy, when he banged up against the limits of his quest for finality and quietude.
Clemens lifted his cap and touched his glove to his heart, signaling the finality of the moment.
The movie may also dispel any skepticism about the finality of his decision to abandon his vocation, since it is hard to imagine a more thorough and systematic statement of intellectual despair.
