Sentence examples for thoughts of finality from inspiring English sources

Another swerve followed the Police tour: "If On a Winter's Night...," a 2009 album of wintry seasonal songs, mostly traditional or adapted from classical composers, filled with thoughts of finality and death.

The repeated rhyme is also important, by the time the raven first says "nevermore," the pattern is established, so that the raven's pronouncement arrives with a sense of finality and inevitability which echoes or mirrors or just helps the reader appreciate the way thoughts of death and loss have taken over the narrator's mind — the bleak obsession that is the theme of the poem.

Almost exactly a year ago, he kicked off the Eurovision contest with a catchy little number entitled "From Confederacy to Federation; thoughts on the finality of European integration".

The slight sense of finality.

I had an uneasy feeling of finality.

The metaphor, surely, is one of finality.

Late Gothic has a peculiar aura of finality about it.

"All right," Riccio said, with a tone of finality.

This hole has a feel of finality to it, anyhow.

An air of finality hangs amid the pre-show hubbub.

Silence, broken only by a long, unwavering note of finality.