Sentence examples for own closure from inspiring English sources

He gets to go out with his own closure, on his own terms.

"I'd already created my own closure, which had to do with not needing a name and a face," he said.

Most likely it will watch as Hamas reaps the gains of its strategy: Egypt already has responded by relaxing its own closure of the Gaza border.

Mr. Ndesandjo finds his own closure by inventing his father's diary, which gives the book's protagonist insight into his father's philandering, outbursts and a self-destructive decline that paralleled Kenya's descent into corruption and tribal conflict.

They have lauded subcontracting and casualisation as "labour market flexibility" and they've blithely repeated incantations to getta-betta-jobbism even when structural employment crises like their own closure of the car industry have hit communities.

How, that is, does a novel forestall its own closure — the end of the story, the evaporation of characters into memory — not to mention the unpleasant closures of time itself: the end of childhood, the dissolution of a marriage, the carrying out of an assassination, the beginning of a war?

A set that is its own deductive closure is said to be deductively closed.

But I suspect there may be an unfinished feeling -- the star of "Closer" probably wants her own redemptive "closure".

Our own experimental AWP closure did not influence kangaroo populations and reaffirmed that kangaroo densities are dictated by food availability in Australia's water rich rangelands.

Making the tough calls on your own and getting closure quickly means you need to be comfortable delivering bad news or taking the opposing position.

Just as boarded-up shops eat away at a place's sense of its own worth, the closure of arts, nature, and cultural programmes entrench a feeling that culture is for "other people".