Sentence examples for ultimate circumstances from inspiring English sources

A life with limitations because of limited funds and less than ultimate circumstances.

"Stay," fluidly directed by Gaye Taylor Upchurch, concludes with Rachel singing an incantatory refrain — "There's nothing in the world more beautiful than you" — that seems addressed to herself as an affirmation of her ultimate victory over circumstances that might so easily have destroyed her.

This trace of dissonance forces a greater, even ultimate question: in these circumstances, why be beholden to the Russians, who sell no gasoline to Iran?

Under these circumstances the ultimate validity of research will be assessed together with other and often competing evidence.

In his circumstance, the ultimate goal -- survival -- was indisputable.

While this study explored students' engagement and pedagogical design aspects of MOOCs, previous research highlighted the significance of learner's intrinsic motivation and personal circumstances in their ultimate success.

Morton suggests that one of the work's attractions to Waugh was his personal identification with Lupin, and the way in which the disapproved son (as Waugh saw himself) repeatedly manages to turn adverse circumstances to his ultimate advantage.

While circumstances may vary, the ultimate goal of these uprisings will be to terminate the reign of fossil fuels while emphasizing investment in and reliance upon renewable forms of energy.

I don't know if I could have that conversation with an actor.' Smith's ultimate dismay, though, came about through circumstances that speak volumes about the problems he and other directors face.

It's a fitting comparison under present circumstances, as Dice is the ultimate mentor and sensei.

Here's the recipe for what the Buddhist masters call the "Inconceivable Emancipation": the ultimate way to feel free under any circumstances.