Finality In A Sentence

Definition of Finality

• But she had made up her mind with a finality only the more absolute because it hurt her.
• Now the finality of scientific truth is proportional to the modesty of its claims.
• Wherever the responsibility is his, he insists upon the finality of his judgment.
• There was no doubt as to her entire truthfulness, or the finality of this decision of hers.
• That suitcase had an air of solid finality about it, and its lock leered at me brassily.
• No matter with what finality things seem to end, there is always a next day and a next.
• Lanpher, the manager of the 88 ranch, was speaking, and there was finality in his tone.

• The finality and all.
• Is there to be no finality in your resentment?
• There was a kind of finality about it.
• The finality of her despair silenced him.
• She saw finality in his eyes.
• There was a crushing finality in her tone.
• There was absolute finality in her voice.
• It carried the boon of finality in itself.
• Maxwell recognized finality in her tone.
• There is not even pictorial finality in his work.
• It became evident finality was attained.
• I fought desperately against the finality implied in that.
• But she seemed to feel the finality of his going.
• Omniscience alone could give finality to such a scheme.
• In the stoniness that waits The finality of doom.
• The finality of Jesus Christ.
• But there is no finality about any experiments in government.
• There's a finality about an aneurysm.
• It is odd how much of finality there can be in the quietest of statements.
• As a matter of fact there is no finality about anything in these pages.
• A child has a right to finality as regards its compulsory lessons.
• Or one man may care for finality and security more than the other.
• The luscious plenitude of form is equalled only by the finality of the rhythm.
• Their finality of tone resembled that of emperors and sultans in counsel.
• Even so no finality has been reached, and no general rule can be laid down.
• He rapped with an air of finality on his desk with the little bronze horse.
• Hence the beauty and completeness, the finality of the highland peasant.
• This chapter ends in mid-air; there is no kind of finality about it.
• Tabs spoke slowly, trying to bring the finality home to himself.
• Then he spoke, and the quiet finality of his tones struck her like a blow.
• Now her tone held in its full the divine finality of choice, for weal or woe.
• Others think hedges "too set"; to me their finality is their charm.
• Hence the strange beauty and finality and isolation of the Bavarian peasant.