Sentence examples for make a postscript from inspiring English sources

So no, it's not an attempt to make a postscript.

A pot of Yunnan Gold ($3) or a glass of ginger limeade ($2) and a salty oat cookie ($1.85) make a Zen postscript to the nearby Phillips Collection.

It summons a general foggy climate of suspicion and disbelief in all political systems that makes an appropriate postscript to the presidential vote.

"It's made as a postscript for something done years ago," Ms. Sillman said.

The postscript he attached to his (lengthy) review noted that: "The author did not make a curtain speech.

Publicly correct misinformation that you've blogged; go back to the errant post and make it clear with a postscript that you've retracted the errors too (for example, strike through erroneous information).[3] And don't feel you have to be "perfect" – nobody is and to expect that is unrealistic.[4] Indeed, when you fluff up, you seem more real than ever and that's reassuring for most readers.

But in the Postscript, Williams makes a distinction between morality and ethics that allows him to deny the existence of moral luck, thus preserving a certain integrity for morality.

Two comparisons between SAGE and micro array data are made in postscript 1. -Perhaps West et al. provides a frame of reference for further interpretation by the author in the discussion.

Ms. Monaco's death last year makes for a sad postscript, but Mr. Marcello is glad she lived to witness the success of the film, which both she and Mr. Motta saw as "a kind of redemption," he said.

(A postscript: Franzen will be making The New Yorker Book Club's September selection. For those of you who haven't joined us yet, there's no better time).

In a postscript, Lore asks, "Whatever did you make of the ABC Sebald?