Sentence examples for in a foregone from inspiring English sources

It's easier to believe in a foregone conclusion than to accept that our lives are governed by chance.

Jones had won 42 finals in a row in the 100, turning the event into a foregone conclusion in the four years since she abandoned her basketball career to focus on her first love.

Luca Cumani, trainer of Postponed, described the race as "in theory, a foregone conclusion".

You don't go in assuming that they were started for a certain purpose; you never assume anything, never go in with a foregone conclusion.

Word came as both vindication and distraction in Omaha, as a relief in Houston, as a foregone conclusion in Long Beach.

I had already seen the world going up in smoke as a foregone conclusion, but I'm down to pitch in just in case it can be prevented.

Mr. Sadler is hoping to break the streak, though many pundits see Mr. Cruz's victory in November as a foregone conclusion.

So, all those who today regard Clinton's nomination as it was regarded in 2008 — as a foregone conclusion — should ask themselves: When was the last time presidential politics was as predictable as they think it has become?

This vote was as good as set in stone a year ago, a foregone conclusion given the fierce partisan divide, but we didn't stop talking about it or holding companies and officials responsible.

And all of this — "if we like it and they like us," Mr. Christie said in what sounded like a foregone conclusion — is merely prelude to a closer, longer-term connection in the years that follow.

But now all the trees are turning in concert, rushing to a foregone conclusion.