Sentence examples for lack of conclusion from inspiring English sources

The very lack of conclusion seems often to be the point.

She felt that the lack of conclusion to what happened to the future Enterprise was "very satisfying".

Miller said that it "is what downloadable content should be", but criticized the lack of variety in the missions and the lack of conclusion to some plot threads.

In the case of TWD, a lack of conclusions has become its most fatiguing problem.

Probably best left to a good writer or this one will tend to leave the reader irritated by the lack of conclusions.

"People have this idea that we're backwards and racist, and the lack of any conclusion to the case lends credence to those feelings," he said.

The two officials were having an exchange with Sen. Patrick J. Leahy (D-Vt). about the report's lack of a "conclusion, one way or the other, about the question of collusion with Russians," when Cohen received word on Trotz.

Experts and lay readers alike will feel increasingly short-changed.Most annoying of all is the lack of a conclusion: the book ends with a garbled account of the downfall of Margaret Thatcher and the limp observation that the 1980s were by far the most interesting part of the post-war era.

Some will be disappointed by the lack of firm conclusions in this film, but if it reveals anything, it's the intensely personal nature of what people find funny.

This would largely compensate for the lack of clear conclusions on the biological system.

Differences in methods such as selection criteria, design, neuropsychological tests, dementia severity, diagnostic procedures and criteria can explain the diverse findings and lack of firm conclusions.