Sentence examples for perfunctory conclusion from inspiring English sources
12 Years A Slave triumphed thanks to its Important Subject Matter, Dallas Buyers Club's honours felt like the perfunctory conclusion of the "McConnaissance", and The Wolf of Wall Street (though admittedly an uneven film) was overlooked because the world suddenly decided that depiction equates to endorsement.
But as Gilgoff also says in his rather perfunctory conclusion, the religious right remains bedeviled by factional disputes, to the extent that Dobson admonished Richard Cizik, the chief lobbyist for the National Association of Evangelicals, for drafting and circulating a petition demanding that the Bush administration address global warming.
Sutcliffe argues that the perfunctory major-key conclusion is not a "happy ending" but an "uneasy truce" that paves the way for the remainder of the quartet, the finale of which concludes in a minor key.
The applause at the end was perfunctory.
It's a conclusion that feels profound and perfunctory and it encapsulates the logic of the whole piece.
"Rape is perfunctory," he says.
The Fosse homage appears perfunctory.
So things become disappointingly perfunctory.
Perfunctory ones at that.
