Sentence examples for with such finality from inspiring English sources

They said it with such finality, as if it explained something.

In an economy that ejected people from jobs suddenly, and with such finality, career counselors say, these people feel bereft — they have all the skills necessary for new jobs, but few of the skills required for the job-search process.

Don't view your divorce, as it pertains to the rest of your life, with such finality.

There is a moment in that film, during the first great contest between Paul Newman and Jackie Gleason, when Scott looks at Newman's character and calls him "a loser" with such decisive finality that his game begins to crumble.

Its mammoth hood and wide body, steel monocoque frame and solid doors that close with such reassuring finality make the Bentley look as fast as an overstuffed leather armchair.

There had not been any previous detainment in North Korea that has ended with such tragic finality and we have bene struggling to process the result," the company said in a statement.

Later, he didn't duck the questions about the emotions of such finality, at such a special place for him.

No one should have the power to inflict such finality, especially a president demonstrating his hardline credentials in comparison to his 2014 election rival, a former general with a questionable human rights record.

The New York Times commented that "Shakespeare's lines uttered dramatically by the voice of John Barrymore sweep through the 'ether' with a sound of finality; it seems that they are his words and no one else could speak them with such lifelike force".

He says that such relief will "imbue the election with... finality," but he fails to explain how it could.

And on July 4 , 1970 the Black Declaration of Independence signed and distributed by the National Committee of Black Churchmen had this powerful opening: "When in the course of Human Events, it becomes necessary for a people who were stolen from the lands of their Fathers...and discriminated against for 351 years, to call with finality, a halt to such indignities and genocidal practices..."...