air of finality

He rose to his feet with an air of finality.

When she turned back from the window this time, the movement had an air of finality.

She said this with an air of finality as though the subject was closed.

He put down his cup and sat back with an air of finality that said the matter was finished for the time being.

He turned again, this time with a definite air of finality, and started to walk away.

He came around his chair and settled into it with an air of finality.

Though the man's tone was even, Kirk saw an air of finality in his face.

There was an air of finality about the act.

The word "bankruptcy" has an air of finality, but the reality often does not.

Well, easy to say no, since we know that he didn't, but there is certainly an air of finality about this music.

"Receptions are different," she explained with an air of finality.

"Well, then," I said with an air of finality, as if that settled it.

The girl entered the lift and with an air of finality it descended.

She said it with a worrisome air of finality.

The doctor left medication behind him as well as an air of finality.

His air of finality brought down a curtain of silence.

An air of finality in the Prime's manner hinted that the interview had come to its end.

Holmes's reply had an air of finality about it.

"They will have to sort out their own fates," Bernardo said with an air of finality.

Theseus pronounced the word with an air of finality, and a certain pride.

Grey thought there was an air of finality in the gesture; tomorrow Jamie would be gone.

That air of finality enhances the emotional impact of the story.

"We'd better start walking, my boy," he said, shrugging his shoulders with an air of finality.

"I'm out of it, then," she said with an air of finality.

Weird folded the Scotsman shut with an air of finality.