Sentence examples for somehow inconclusive from inspiring English sources
Always somehow inconclusive, the stories leave you wondering what happens after they have finished.
Yet despite having his name on a double-fistful of classic tracks ("Amanda," for one) and remixes (e.g. his and Tobias Thomas's version of Ada's cover of Yeah Yeah Yeahs' "Maps"), Mayer's solo albums have felt less satisfying in sum than his best 12-inches or DJ sets, the music often good but somehow inconclusive.
The Islamic radicals might yet hope to make gains in Libya, Syria, Yemen and elsewhere if they can somehow exploit inconclusive violence to their advantage.
It was a night of high drama that somehow managed to feel strangely inconclusive.
Some scientists over the years have speculated that high-fructose corn syrup may contribute to obesity by somehow disrupting normal metabolic function, but the research has been inconclusive.
"In courts, we can have a video of somebody being beaten, but somehow that, a photograph and even eyewitness accounts, can be inconclusive," Vanouse said.
The tests were inconclusive.
In conclusion, an inconclusive.
Historical precedents are inconclusive.
