Sentence examples for this last clause from inspiring English sources

There is no mistaking the implication in this last clause.

This last clause contradicts another of the UN resolutions.

This last clause hints at the belief in historical cycles which was common in Renaissance thought.

By this last clause, he meant mastery over other people, and the model of this mastery is the 'overman' who is free of the resentment by the weak of the strong that Nietzsche thought lay at the basis of Christian ethics.

This last clause is nonnegotiable.

To see this, consider the last clause of Broad's characterisation of emergent properties above.

For me, too," he said after the match, the last clause implying that even in this state he wasn't just any tennis player.

Mr. Bieber's representatives said that the last clause had nothing to do with Mr. Netanyahu.

But a new run of books attempts to address the last clause of Voltaire's challenge.

The affair is one of love, of mutual excitement and admiration, though that last clause sounds a warning bell.

This Rushdie essay ultimately leaves a tinny taste in your mouth, however, and not just because the last clause in the sentence above ("your view of things is fundamentally improved") is essentially meaningless.