Sentence examples similar to life's conclusions from inspiring English sources

In Conclusion Life's about more than just money.

He was left to draw his own conclusions about life's littler vices, and did.

In real life, Foregone Conclusion's fortunes are more favourable.

This marks the chronological conclusion of my life's work as a historical novelist.

The conclusion of his life's work, however, was an unfinished universal history, published in nine volumes between 1881 and 1888.

But the commissioner's conclusions and the committee's findings will now enable me to get on with my life".

I only have space here for a brief synopsis of Social Life's conclusions: the primary feature distinguishing non-human primate society from lower animals derived from the constant sexual availability of the female, leading to distinctive 'ownership' patterns – patterns that Zuckerman ultimately located in aggression and fear.

Finally, while she was close to suicide when she arrived, she has embraced life again by the show's conclusion.

To what extent are these people under such colossal pressure that they've actually lost touch with a wider human understanding of life?" Her conclusion suggests that Demos's strand of political romanticism will prevail.

This is not life.'" At the war's conclusion he was involved in the liberation of a Nazi concentration camp near Landsberg, where some American prisoners of war from the 63rd Division had also been held.

Collectively, a significant proportion of patients with NPH may have congenital hydrocephalus that becomes symptomatic later in life which is reminiscent of McHugh's conclusion.