Príklady denouement

• But we have also found that the romance vanishes away like a ghost, dwindles out, closes with ragged ends, has no denouement. 

• If they would, however, many could escape from this fatal denouement which suddenly terminates their life at an age when ordinary life is only beginning. 

• It was all so true and universal, the characters so well drawn, the denouement so happy! 

• So sudden and astounding was this denouement that Louise did not even scream. 

• We could not stay for the denouement, as we had a nervous old lady with us, who firmly declined to witness any such hair-raising spectacle. 

• Even the climactic moments of the evening substitute teasing collections of imagery and text for a tidy conclusion and denouement.

• The denouement of acceptance is not predicated upon the male object's 'explanations' (presumably, as she does not enumerate them), but upon self-examination.

• Many historians have taken it as the final chord in the symphony of colonialism, the denouement of the nationalist movement, the end of an era.

• To conservatives this denouement had all the marks of a cover-up.

• Popular melodramas, by definition, play off of viewers' expectations and innate hunches about plot and character development, problem, and denouement.

• The elimination of the revolutionary 'denouement' again anticipated political realities, this time with the circumstances reversed.

• Yet verwickeln implies complication and tumultuous complexity, as one might find in the misunderstandings and missteps of a comedy before the final denouement.

• The hundreds of lines leading to this denouement followed in due course.

• Such an outcome would essentially represent the end of history for currency independence, and the denouement of the one-country-onecurrency standard.

• This sad denouement had, of course, been made more likely by the prevailing atmosphere of intellectual dissension to which the rival journals had so richly contributed.

• In most instances, the drama revolved around the hero's dilemma in resolving these opposing forces, and the denouement celebrated his triumphant reconciliation of duty and love.

• Might this be an allusion to the denouement of some real-life love intrigue?

• They never became a ghetto party cut off from power, in constant wait for the denouement of a political drama in which they played no role.

• Sometimes it merely postponed the fateful denouement.

• I can still recall the collective gasp of horror, as well as the outbursts of laughter, that the story's denouement elicited from a captivated company of listeners.