Sentence examples for upshot shows from inspiring English sources

That scene masks its horror in humor; almost all the dialogue (or, rather, monologue) is left off the soundtrack, but its upshot shows it to have been cruel, insensitive, one-sided.

The obvious upshot of the show's detective work is to establish that certain classic "Japanese" pieces are actually "Korean".

The upshot is a show that invites us all to laugh at things as they are and not imagine anything.

As my new Policy Network report, Democratic Stress, the Populist Signal and Extremist Threat shows, the upshot is modern (liberal) democracy in a state of stress.

The upshot of present work shows a substantial impact of fiber volume fraction, fiber arrangement and, corner radius and orientation of cut-out, on values of stress concentration factor for various in-plane loading conditions.

The upshot is that while showing the breadth of his knowledge and interests, he has not always achieved what he set out to achieve.

The upshot is that at gun shows, criminals or terrorists can buy an arsenal without even showing an ID.

(The Times's Upshot column provides a handy dashboard that shows the latest forecasts from them all, including the Upshot's own model).

But this season, Ms. Missoni, like so many designers here, stuck to what she does best, and the upshot was the most distinctive collection of the shows.

The upshot is that the Senate report and the hearing show that JP Morgan treated its regulators high-handedly.

So, the upshot of it is that she enjoyed Brian Cox's show the other night, but he lost her on gravity, and she is certain that it is because she is thick, as he is so good at explaining things.