Sentence examples for the ultimate conclusions from inspiring English sources

Pierre shreds the pretentious sophistication and fake joyousness of our Michelin-starred palaces, driving them to the ultimate conclusions of hedonism with a ferocity worthy of de Sade.

"We disagree with the ultimate conclusions of the D.O.J. and maintain that the department's policies and practices are consistent with constitutional standards," Mr. Spano said.

Brown's novel promotes the mythical version of the Priory but departs from the ultimate conclusions presented in The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail.

Functional annotation results can have a strong influence on the ultimate conclusions of disease studies.

Obviously, the proposed approach does not discount the need to critically consider the quality of individual studies and consistency of effects and to base the ultimate conclusions on the totality of evidence.

This approach subsumes concerns about the validity and completeness of the underlying individual data values within the broader question of whether such flaws in the data make any difference to the ultimate conclusions drawn from the analysis.

Death is the ultimate conclusion.

Bateman is this taken to the ultimate conclusion.

"The ultimate conclusion was based on the view that these things are cyclical and that you can't predict what will be a good series".

The last section of this 600-plus page novel is thus something of a disappointment – even if the ultimate conclusion packs a mighty punch.

All of this scrambling around the gene pool does little for the ethics of sport because the ultimate conclusion, if you are to accept the findings, is that there is no point in competing.