Sentence examples for not so final from inspiring English sources

Mr. Webster saids: "Death is so final and he makes it not so final.

That was when we saw a hologram/ghost/hallucination/download/whatever version of River help usher Matt Smith's version of the Timelord towards his (not-so) final destiny.

Another was the not-so-final resting place of a tin and railroad tycoon, William B. Leeds.

Space Exploration A Not-So-Final Frontier It was a huge week for rocket launchings, with varying degrees of success (depending on whom you believe).

The petitions and determinations, many of them final and then not-so-final, lasted 27 years, until the Interior Department denied both petitions this month.

But when the SEC saw that a third of Hybrid's fourth-quarter revenue came from one not-so-final sale made on the last day of the quarter to one customer, it sued Hybrid.

Stephen Ireland, just 22, might not be so final in turning his back on national team soccer.

What's at stake here is not so much the final outcome – ie whether old people get care or not.

But Mr Yi points out that countries now specialise not so much in final products as in steps in the process of production.Trade grows much faster in a world with global sourcing than in a world of trade in finished goods because components and part-finished items have to cross borders several times.

He closed by quoting a line from a 1947 report issued by the President's Committee on Civil Rights, established by Harry Truman: "The United States is not so strong, the final triumph of the democratic ideal not so inevitable that we can ignore what the world thinks of us or our record".

Motion and touch controls are great for some games, but not so much for Final Fantasy or Street Fighter or Skylanders or whatever the cool kids are playing these days.