Sentence examples for its foregone from inspiring English sources

The program treads gingerly as it reaches its (foregone) well-meaning conclusion: that people should coexist even when they disagree with one another.

Because just as the movie races toward its foregone conclusion, it also begins siphoning off the excitement it has been building up all along.

"The A-Team" is so chockablock with big, crazy set pieces — flying tanks, a shell game played with shipping containers, a new explosion every minute — that it grows tedious long before the story has reached its foregone conclusion.

And so there's no excitement as the movie plods to its foregone conclusion.

"Sisters" moves sideways, shifts into reverse, repeats itself, then rumbles to its foregone conclusion.

Instead of deepening the material, however, the narrative twists feel like purely formal interventions, intended to keep the film moving toward its foregone, heavily moralistic conclusion.

As "The Leftovers" winds to its almost foregone conclusion, the dismayed reader learns that smoking is the least ominous sacrament practiced by her new soul mates.

HONG KONG — As a rookie at the central bank in Beijing during the early days of China's economic transformation, Joe Zhang considered it a foregone conclusion that the government would soon loosen its grip on interest rates.

Even the bank robbery, when it is finally described almost one hundred pages in, is reconstructed in low-key fashion, its outcome a foregone conclusion.

The other is the retrial of 1456, its outcome the foregone conclusion of rehabilitation at the behest of the now firmly established king of France.

Consider it a foregone conclusion.