| Completeness and potential finality of injury to reality are the dangers that arise out of contemporary fact manipulation. |
| Everything seemed so strange, so surreal almost, and yet with a definite air of finality. |
| As the faint stars flickered like a thousand tiny candles, a definite sense of finality came over her. |
| She's a whirlwind of anger and violence, desperate to deny the finality of Rocky's affliction that she knew she would one day have to face. |
| But the finality in Angela's voice deflated that hope like air rushing from a popped balloon. |
| The finality of death of a young man with glowing prospects for success is a shattering blow indeed. |
