Sentence examples for seem conclusive from inspiring English sources

The officials on the field did not raise their arms, and multiple replay angles did not seem conclusive.

That might seem conclusive enough at first glance, but at second glance it leaves plenty of scope for dispute.

Polls vary, and none of them seem conclusive — which of course helps to fuel controversy and prompts each side to dig up surveys backing their positions.

Even the surprising deaths of beloved characters, for all their momentary power to disturb, feel cheap, because the powers of superheroism — amped up by the reversibility of time thanks to the time stone — make no result seem conclusive, no death seem final.

Anne-Marie Brunet and Siloe tested various ways to colour by brushing and soaking, but the results did not seem conclusive: the paint left some brushstrokes marks and the immersion must be realised in particular conditions of temperatures.

Yet researches have not found a link between the vaccines and autism," and expect that to seem conclusive, is nonsense.

"This seems conclusive to me".

Short of a return to a 1930s free-for-all, and possibly not even then, the evidence seems conclusive that the market will not on its own provide.

Her reasoning is so simple that it seems conclusive: China is the fastest growing economy in the world; the internet is the engine for growth in the second phase of the new paradigm; therefore, get in quick.

Hoy blasted to the front with a lap and three quarters to go, a trademark move that almost seemed conclusive enough to give him his second gold of London.

Or is socialism alive and well and living in (among other places) Washington, D.C.? At first glance, the spectacle of joyful Germans waltzing through the Berlin Wall seems conclusive proof that Soviet-style socialism has failed.