Sentence examples for powerful conclusion from inspiring English sources

At the end of this chilling volume Mr. Savage offers a concise and powerful conclusion: "The expansive presidential powers claimed and exercised by the Bush-Cheney White House are now an immutable part of American history — not controversies but facts.

A powerful conclusion, in a digital age, and it opened the floodgates.

But especially in the play's powerful conclusion it's an effect that competes with and distracts from the performers.

As an extended episode that more than lives up to its title, 'Conquer' delivers a powerful conclusion to a season of big questions and continued grief.

In the powerful conclusion to "Listen to This," you write about the first-time listener as a "hero" — the missing link that makes a piece like Beethoven's "Eroica" Symphony "whole again".

What is remarkable about this novel is that for all these considerable problems, it still manages to engage our attention, building slowly if jerkily to a powerful conclusion, a testament both to the poignancy of Sidonia's story and the author's passion in relating it.

"They can draw more powerful conclusions with this data, and I'm hoping this pushes the conversation along.

Hastings joined (1955) Beatrice Sweeney on her study of a bioluminescent dinoflagellate, and, by testing the plankton's flashing cycle, they drew powerful conclusions about the existence of internal biological clocks.

Eugene Fama, of the University of Chicago, defined its essence: that the price of a financial asset reflects all available information that is relevant to its value.From that idea powerful conclusions were drawn, not least on Wall Street.

This chapter focuses how to analyze data in order to draw more powerful conclusions from experiments.

We review some of the powerful conclusions about protein function, stability and their robustness to mutation that can be drawn from such an analysis.