Sentence examples for is a finality from inspiring English sources

There is a finality about Heathen Chemistry, the band's third hopeless attempt in a row.

"You make a choice like Vivendi-Universal and there is a finality to it," added Mr. Rader, referring to the recently announced acquisition of the Seagram Company, which owns Universal Studios, by Vivendi S.A., the diversified French company.

Much calmer, less chaotic, less color, there is a finality in Part 2 that isn't so much muted as it is faded and worn, something still held over but finally relegated to a memory so there is room to carry on.

There's a finality to this.

I find that there's a finality to it now.

"It means that there's recognition that she actually died in the fire," said Mary Ann Lauletti Hacker, 57, of Fountain Hills, Ariz. "To me, that's a finality.

When other people talk of therapy, and when people mix up the terms like psychologist and psychiatrist, it comes out as if it's a finality.

As to that, there is an implicit finality in the elegiac painting by Robert Bevan, dated 1923, that documents a London in which a working horse was still welcome to stop for water in the middle of a major street.

There is a sense of finality about A Bigger Bang.

Of course, there is a value to finality of verdicts and not allowing prisoners to endlessly challenge their convictions.

There is a sense of finality to the changing of the guard, whether Prinz breaks out of her slump or not.