But such a document has a finality about it which seems inappropriate in the face of technological uncertainty.
But despite the finality such a scene suggested, Jane felt certain she would see her again.
Clues can include statements or acts that have a finality to them such as saying, "I won't see you again," making out a will or putting all accounts in order.
They want to be saved and leave others with clues that often have a finality to them, such as saying, "I won't be seeing you again," or tidying up their wills.
Later, he didn't duck the questions about the emotions of such finality, at such a special place for him.
There is a moment in that film, during the first great contest between Paul Newman and Jackie Gleason, when Scott looks at Newman's character and calls him "a loser" with such decisive finality that his game begins to crumble.
Its mammoth hood and wide body, steel monocoque frame and solid doors that close with such reassuring finality make the Bentley look as fast as an overstuffed leather armchair.
THERE IS NO DOG!" The notion of a purposefully silly children's program acknowledging such purposefully un-silly topics such as finality, facing one's (in this case, literal) maker, and the thorny politics of the cable TV business is as intriguing as it is potentially confusing for the children who were the show's intended audience.
Instead, our good fortune comes from the fact that the nation has such a strong shared commitment to the governing finality of law, even in its driest, most procedure-ridden forms.
No one should have the power to inflict such finality, especially a president demonstrating his hardline credentials in comparison to his 2014 election rival, a former general with a questionable human rights record.
