Sentence examples for this closing paragraph from inspiring English sources

Make this closing paragraph between two to four sentences.

In the closing paragraph of this note Jefferson asserts, "I never had an opinion in politics or religion which I was afraid to own.

This stimulating hypothesis was alluded to by Mayr in the closing paragraph of his 1954 paper (p. 179).

An introductory paragraph explains your interest in the company; the second summarises your key strengths and where these could be deployed; the closing paragraph asks for a meeting.

So I was struck by the closing paragraph and the statement by Mr. Bowe equating partnering with a "normal emotional life".

Perhaps, but if Persson's tuning sometimes didn't land absolutely true, her singing was always expressive; the sustained middle section was lovely, the closing paragraph irresistibly jubilant.

February is soon enough that whoever runs against him will have no trouble remembering the closing paragraph of a profile of Keys that was published in the Wisconsin State Journal in late October: "Does he love his country?

In the closing paragraph of the book he finds in Elizabeth's "last statement to the world" a defining message of the age, and by implication, of his book.

A gentleman who has been in somewhat unsatisfactory correspondence with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has forwarded us his latest communication from that organization: "We refer to our letter directed to you under date of March 24 and find that in error the closing paragraph was omitted and we are enumerating the missing paragraph below: "Thanking you for your inquiry".

The New Yorker, May 29 , 1948P. 15 A gentleman who has been in somewhat unsatisfactory correspondence with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has forwarded us his latest communication from that organization: "We refer to our letter directed to you under date of March 24 and find that in error the closing paragraph was omitted and we are enumerating the missing paragraph below: "Thanking you for your inquiry".

"Once in a while it is worth turning on the light to clarify what is going on... .. (From the closing paragraph of Rhyming Life and Death, translated by Nicholas de Lange, published by Chatto & Windus) If I had to describe in the simplest of words the purpose of my writing, these will be the words.