Sentence examples for the concluding sentence from inspiring English sources

There was a small stumble in the concluding sentence.

Kawara's subsequent career jibes with the concluding sentence of Camus's essay: "One must imagine Sisyphus happy".

It's actually the concluding sentence of Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, a work whose title alone scares me off.

But the concluding sentence of what may be his last major dissent could not have been clearer.

The concluding sentence of that study — about the genetic cues that steer nerve fibres around during the growth of the fruit fly — suggests that the paper will "have implications for the pathogenesis of Down's syndrome".

"Shadows are all we have to show us the shapes that light can make" is the concluding sentence of the first chapter of "Through the Children's Gate," and I meant for it to hover above the rest of its pages, as an epigraph, or maybe even a moral.

These are the concluding sentences of the book — placid, plain, achieved.

Hence, the starting and the concluding sentences of the argument must have the same designation as well.

I found the concluding sentences of the ecologist's response very hard to follow.

The rhythm of that concluding sentence is musical and strong, but the image is insisted into place (just as the couple, pages earlier, was) for the sake of a poetic ending to the story -- which had not moved inevitably toward this or any other conclusion.

To follow the reviewers' advice, we have now mentioned the functional limitation of our observations in several places throughout the manuscript, including: In the Abstract: "Although these interactions remain to be analysed in the context of endogenous Hox regulatory activities, our observations…" We also deleted the last concluding sentence "hence function in vivo".