Sentence examples for some finality from inspiring English sources

But then the Florida Supreme Court weighed in on the separate matter of manual recounts, dashing the hope he had voiced at the governor's mansion that "we'll finally see some finality when it comes to this election".

For us, there will be some finality to it".

Everyone involved, including the players, are entitled to some finality".

The panel was supposed to bring some finality to a yearlong debate over spending.

By actually providing some finality, I think this ends up helping the players and the league".

So Anne encouraged staff to push things to UND rather than get some finality.

Killing off Mitchell did give his story some welcome finality, despite meaning he can't return.

We must balance the victims' families' right to some legal finality with the likelihood that the offender will ever qualify for release.

Over the centuries, the sudden ending evolved into some horrendous finality: Charles Darwin, in his 1859 "Origin of Species," derided "the old notion of all the inhabitants of the earth having been swept away by catastrophes". He was dismissing the "theory of cataclysms" or "doctrine of violent upheavals" that held that population was recreated after all life was periodically destroyed.

And finally, some meditations on finality in an essay on last meals, by Brent Cunningham.

Mrs. Donahue said knowing that Mr. Bulger was in jail gave them some type of finality.