Sentence examples for was a forgone from inspiring English sources

Some sections of the music press and the tabloids have spent months carrying on as if the epoch-defining success of the Stone Roses Manchesterr comeback was a forgone conclusion, which, with the best will in the world, seems fearless to the point of insanity.

"The notion that a Chapter 9 filing was a forgone conclusion is absurd.

Dole's nomination was a forgone conclusion and only his choice of Jack Kemp as his running mate was a surprise.

Many football fans - including me - thought the outcome of the 2007 Super Bowl was a forgone conclusion.

According to him it seemed that, for some of the people in the crowd, violence was a forgone conclusion and that's why they were there.

By then, the consensus of intelligence agencies worldwide was that the emergence of a nuclear armed Iran was a forgone conclusion.

Toobin advises caution, since "no one's voted yet": I remember the leadup to the Democratic caucuses in 2004, when it was a simply forgone conclusion that Howard Dean was going to win and Dean would then march on to New Hampshire.

Ahalya protests, maintaining that she imagines Gautama to be Indra as they have sex and that a woman should be a stone, forgoing all thought of sexual gratification.

Otherwise, she's a homebody, forgoing the city's music and professional sports events to stay in and unwind with Netflix when she's got rare downtime.

Her version, which was a hit last summer, is screechy, forgoing her usual emotional precision for a sort of ecstatic paranoia.

There seems to be a link between forgoing sex and extending life, since what the French call the little death apparently hastens the big one.