Finality used in a sentence

Finality in a sentence as a noun

But you are giving off a sense of finality, as if what you wrote is useless.

It's a step forward in the domain, not necessarily a finality.

These days, 8-10 hours is just about perfect for me - something I could play through over the course of a month or two and complete with some sense of finality.

You can logically consider the finality of death, but it really is quite different when it's actually real.

But it leaves unstated the fundamental tension: the very nature of bitcoin is that of anonymity and finality.

The purpose is to reduce the cost and finality of anti-aliasing filters when sampling the signal, it is just cheaper to manufacture.

I mean the finality usually ends in either an acquisition or an IPO; having shareholders on your mind constantly seems pretty stressful.

While this may sound silly and academic, net confers a sense of finality -- it includes all costs, marketing, discounts to sell remnant inventory, depreciations... everything.

Ultimately, I think the recursive method of argument will result in cyclical hashes of thought, without the finality of debate providing an impetus for resolution.

The term is probably "coin validation" -- it breaks the finality of bitcoin transactions, creates a single point of regulatory exposure, and IMO will destroy bitcoin if widely adopted.

Your finality is drastically overstated, and fundamentally negative in value.

It was primarily this that kept kicking me off:"I also have a theory about just being conscience that long, you start to lose a sense of time there is no finality just this never ending loop of waking up and sleeping"I really decided I needed significant time sleeping to reset my brain.