Sentence examples for offer closure from inspiring English sources

These trials do not ever truly offer closure, even decades after the crime.

For all of the excess of the Super Bowl, the World Series and the Final Four, they at least offer closure.

Arguably, they even offer closure and a modicum of hope that whatever injustice was wrought by the conspiracy will be ameliorated, or at least won't be repeated, once the plot is finally exposed.

Witnessing CPR, say some emergency medicine experts and family members, can demystify a seemingly frightening process, provide reassurance that everything has been done to try to save the patient, and offer closure for relatives wanting to be with loved ones until the very last moment.

But even if this court is to offer closure, on this day's evidence it will be a long time coming.

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If no, it at least offers closure.

That seemed like a sufficient amount of time to draw conclusions, particularly because the seventh episode included a brilliantly filmed action sequence, which offered closure.

The novel is an exquisite technical achievement, but the apparent message of that ending -- that actual experience rarely offers closure or redemption and that we should always be aware that novels aren't like life (going on about how fiction is a "lie" is one of the more irritatingly arch affectations novelists are prone to) -- is exasperating.

In 1957, when Oregon started sealing the birth records of adopted children, most Americans believed that privacy offered closure for the birth mother and an opportunity for a child to develop an identity while avoiding the "stench of illegitimacy" -- as Adam Pertman described it in his book, "Adopted Nation: How the Adoption Revolution Is Transforming America Basic Booksks, 2000).

And other times, it's just a moment that offers closure to a profound storyline, like a reminder of a kicked addiction or a run-in with an ex lover.