Sentence examples for it is not finally from inspiring English sources

It is not, finally, a truly consoling poem; in his haste to adopt a cosmic view of the tragedy, Thomas seems indifferent to its human meaning.

To listen to the people of the Lynchburg establishment talk is to wonder whether it is not, finally, they who are the real targets of Falwell's wrath.

There can be no final justice or security or love or hope in our society if it is not finally based on rootedness in Christ".

Though "The Whites" is fully explicated by its final scene, and Billy has identified (if not apprehended) each murderer of each White, it is not, finally, a novel of clearly delineated solutions but a novel of conscience, fraught with ambivalence and ambiguity.

"There is every possible reason for optimism about the future of Christian faith in our world and in this country," he said, and added, "There can be no final justice, or security, or love, or hope in our society if it is not finally based on rootedness in Christ".

"Before Tomorrow" is frustratingly sketchy partly because it is not finally a survival tale but a mystical evocation of the power of Inuit mythology, and how the passing down of ancient wisdom can sustain the human spirit in the direst circumstances.

"It's not finally all that comforting to have a phalanx of women . . .

After his death in 939 the Vikings seized back control of York, and it was not finally reconquered until 954.

It was not finally secured until three days after the start of the operation, when another battalion of the Durham Light Infantry, led by the paratroopers, established a bridgehead on the northern bank of the river.

It may be finally, but it is not the finale.

It is not apparent whether Anderson finally sang or whether he had no more value to the investigators.