Sentence examples for some sort of conclusion from inspiring English sources

To help bring Kafka's uncompleted novel to some sort of conclusion, they borrowed a parable from another of his works, "The Trial".

If progress can be measured in hours spent in conference rooms, then the N.B.A. lockout would appear to be moving — slowly, methodically — toward some sort of conclusion.

She lashed out at those who, after more than 20 years of waiting for countries to act, would even dare to expect that Paris would bring some sort of conclusion.

The Pietersen affair, which is anticipated to be heading to some sort of conclusion in Colombo with the unlikely prospect of Clarke and Pietersen sharing a platform, has been an additional strain on the party, especially those in charge.

I knew nothing about basketball, but I realised I'd embarked on a new quest – for the perfect nonfiction story, with enduring characters, a variety of powerfully signalled messages, and some sort of conclusion short of classical catharsis but nonetheless overpowering.

"Landlords are all trying to come to some sort of conclusion as to what they are going to do in allowing any walls or a different sort of wall that might go up, and it is affecting brokers and customers".

Most video works have a beginning and an end, some sort of visual conclusion.

In "I.P. Series (Membranes)" (2004), these wriggling forms observe a cloud, as if they have come to some sort of group conclusion about its purpose.

Haroon Lorgat, of ruling body the International Cricket Council (ICC), said he hoped there would be "some sort of a conclusion" to the investigation by the weekend.

How much worse, then, for America's 100 senators, obliged to bring some sort of dignified conclusion to a presidential trial that almost nobody wants.

Somalia, Sudan and, most important of all, Iraq will come into the sights of a US administration, which appears to be determined to see this thing through to some sort of emotionally logical conclusion.