Sentence examples for really closure from inspiring English sources

"Felicity" chose to rearrange its own reality by letting its central character magically go back in time and take a course different from the one the series had already followed, letting the audience believe that even apparent closure isn't really closure.

There's never, really, closure". In therapist-speak, closure can refer to any unresolved loss.

Even though they weren't made together like 'Lord of the Rings,' this is really closure for the X-Men series.

"There can never really be closure with a traumatic event like this," he said.

My advice to them was to go and do everything that they had to do themselves, to go and ask all the questions they have to ask, because only then can you really get closure".

"I don't think we'll ever really get closure". He added: "Changes have happened, it's a lot more policed than it was before". Council co-leader Jenny Laing said: "We have taken action.

You walk down the street, you go out for the evening, you look at people and think, 'Is that the man who did it?' We really want closure". The Met Police said officers began a review of Gloria Booth's murder in 2010.

"I personally was surprised that there wasn't more opposition really to closure than that, but I think people were genuinely, staff included, genuinely convinced by the evidence supporting why this was the right move and what it would mean".

But what is closure, really?

"I know it sounds cliché, but it really has provided closure," he said.

Rusty Wallace said there would never really be any closure to Earnhardt's death.