Sentence examples for lame conclusion from inspiring English sources

Margaret Smith comes to a strangely lame conclusion for a person with the privilege of editing one of the greatest letter- writers in the English language.

"Substituting sex for suspense and pop music for ideas, the director Christian E. Christiansen drags 'The Roommate' — a bloodless ripoff of Barbet Schroeder's deliciously trashy 1992 thriller, "Single White Female" — from limp beginning to lame conclusion," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The Times in February.

Directed by Christian E. Christiansen 1 hour 33 minutes Substituting sex for suspense and pop music for ideas, the director Christian E. Christiansen drags "The Roommate" -- a bloodless ripoff of Barbet Schroeder's deliciously trashy 1992 thriller, "Single White Female" -- from limp beginning to lame conclusion.

The result was a long, drawn out legal battle that has finally come to a rather lame conclusion.

Milloy characterized Hayes as a "junk scientist" and dismissed his "lame" conclusions as "just another of Hayes' tricks".

And the big final fight scene is fatally undone by a very lame, unimaginative conclusion.

Conclusion: it was "Lame".

What a lame excuse to publish flawed conclusions used to justify flawed policies and then to bemoan the politicization of research.

Since the struggle for dominance in East and Southeast Asia is the hot topic at hand, the bulk of Rachman's book concerns that question, and he has interesting things to say about it, even though his conclusion is a trifle lame.

By the time we got back to write our daily stories, we had quickly come to the conclusion was that this whole thing was, well, lame.

Ultimately, however, success or failure will depend on Mr. Obama, starting with his attempts to steer negotiations during the lame-duck Congress, which starts Tuesday, to a successful two-part conclusion.