Sentence examples for messy conclusion from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether, like many Coen Brothers movies, the Trump reality flick will also come to a spectacularly messy conclusion.

Eventually, after the longest six seconds of anyone's life, he realises the scale of his transgression, clambers to his feet and brings the whole ugly saga to a messy conclusion.

Passage of the Dodd-Frank Bill, which President Obama was expected to sign this week, represented a messy conclusion to a debate about how to deal with the risks created by reckless finance.

This messy conclusion dropped out at the end of a 33-hour process starting after lunch on Monday, during which, on average, one shadow cabinet post swapped hands every 11 hours.

It's essential that we learn from the 2003 invasion of Iraq, the subsequent years of death and destabilisation in the region, and the messy conclusion where no clear outcome or achievement could be identified.

The subsequent pains of Punter so evident in South Africa and still threatening to bring a magnificent career to a messy conclusion had their origins on Cook's angled bat, as the soon-to-be-axed captain juggled an understrength attack long on effort but short on variety.

Rawlins admits that parting company with the only head coach the club had known was the hardest decision he has had to make to date, but he would not have been "honest" in assessing the situation if he had allowed it to meander to a messier conclusion.

An unlikely coalition of sworn enemies came to a juddering and messy end as the UK parties bickered Alexander says it was important to change stance because a definitive no was the natural conclusion of further analysis by the Treasury.

The daughter of a troubled single mother, Niki eventually finds her reformed father and his new family, which leads to a messy but hopeful conclusion.

The learning of really important skills — building student curiosity through interesting questions, searching for and processing information, thinking deeply and creatively, solving messy problems, drawing conclusions and applying results, communicating effectively in many different formats, working collaboratively — is generally ignored or minimized.

Rogge had demanded a speedy conclusion to the messy affair and he got one.