Examples of 'was a foregone conclusion' in a sentence
Meaning of "was a foregone conclusion"
was a foregone conclusion - This phrase suggests that a particular outcome or result was inevitable or certain, even before the events leading up to it occurred. It implies that the conclusion was already determined and could not have been changed
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was a foregone conclusion
She knew the verdict was a foregone conclusion.
It was a foregone conclusion that disaster was going to result.
The outcome of the referendum was a foregone conclusion.
This was a foregone conclusion.
I thought you said it was a foregone conclusion.
That was a foregone conclusion if you were willing to sacrifice your principles.
His reelection every two years was a foregone conclusion.
That was a foregone conclusion.
I think she knew the verdict was a foregone conclusion.
His victory was a foregone conclusion at that point during the war.
This was an extraordinary procedure and the result was a foregone conclusion.
I would think it was a foregone conclusion after the merger.
But there were times when his decision was a foregone conclusion.
The result was a foregone conclusion.
She was talking as if the end of her marriage was a foregone conclusion.
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I think yesterday was a foregone conclusion a year ago.
She pled guilty i think she knew the verdict was a foregone conclusion.
The verdict was a foregone conclusion.
Since the content of ferrocene was high level, it was a foregone conclusion.
Its failure was a foregone conclusion.
Her trial was a political trial, and her conviction was a foregone conclusion.
We felt it was a foregone conclusion.
The choice of West Point as the location was a foregone conclusion.
My defeat was a foregone conclusion.
I am just a bit confused why taking on this case was a foregone conclusion to you.
It was a foregone conclusion.
I thought success was a foregone conclusion.
And it was a foregone conclusion that it was gonna make gazillion bucks.
The fall of the Ming dynasty was a foregone conclusion.
It was a foregone conclusion that our request It was rejected.
In any case, their guilt was a foregone conclusion.
It was a foregone conclusion that I would do something related to the environment . ”.
The trial lasted only a day, and the guilty verdict was a foregone conclusion.
For Hitler, it was a foregone conclusion that he would forge a new Reich, a new world.
It was not a famous victory . The result was a foregone conclusion.
Oh, it was a foregone conclusion.
Vladimir Putin 's reelection to a fourth term as Russia 's president was a foregone conclusion.
The actual result, though, was a foregone conclusion to most beforehand.
For many, accordingly, it seemed that an era of continued AKP ascendence was a foregone conclusion.
They thought it was a foregone conclusion and but we haven't seen something.".
Yeah… I'm just a bit confused why taking on this case was a foregone conclusion to you.
It was a foregone conclusion Perreault would be the first selection in the 1970 Entry Draft.
Mr President, this war was a foregone conclusion.
Moreover, judge AbdelRahman made statements indicating that the guilt of Saddam Hussein was a foregone conclusion.
However, by Swiss tradition, it was a foregone conclusion she would be elected.
In the case of the Russian elections, however, it was a foregone conclusion.
Marković 's conviction was a foregone conclusion but the sentence, 18 months in prison, was relatively light.
You look nervous . I thought success was a foregone conclusion.
Regime change in Syria was a foregone conclusion as early as 1991.
When the trial did come around in 2015 the verdict was a foregone conclusion.
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