Sentence examples for inconclusive end from inspiring English sources

That's tough, because the open and inconclusive end of the film doesn't offer much hope.

After the inconclusive end to the talks on Monday, it seems things are likely to remain in limbo.

February 2002 to July 2008: After peace talks reach an inconclusive end, the Farc kidnaps presidential candidate Ingrid Betancourt.

It is that the inconclusive end does not fit with the bulk of the book, which draws conclusions with almost every sentence.

And despite the war's inconclusive end, it united many political opponents on at least one point: War preparation was a necessity; it was a way of ensuring peace.

The play has obvious potential as a commentary on the current political scene, from the Occupy movement to the inconclusive end to the war in Iraq.

I tell him I was frustrated by the inconclusive ending of Good, and he's pleased about that.

It begins with a quizzical fugue that builds to anguished, thick-textured intensity, before thinning out and reaching an inconclusive ending.

It's tribute to the huge emotional power of Sibelius's music that it produces such wildly divergent interpretations – but I want to focus a little more on the scream rather than the triumph of what Thomas Adès, like Rattle, has called the "painfully inconclusive" ending of this symphony.

THE NIGHT CALLS (St. Martin's Minotaur, $24.95), David Pirie's second period mystery (after "The Patient's Eyes") to feature the brainy team of Arthur Conan Doyle and the eminent criminologist Dr. Joseph Bell, begins in Edinburgh in 1878 and comes to an exciting, if inconclusive, ending in London in 1883, with the youthful Dr. Doyle and his real-life mentor stymied by a new breed of monster.

The point of departure for the disputes about grace and free will in seventeenth-century Europe was the inconclusive ending of the Congregationes de Auxiliis Divinae Gratiae.[26] These were ad hoc committees of Cardinals convoked to resolve a dispute between the Jesuits and Dominicans about grace, predestination, and free will.