At least Baz Luhrmann's visually kaleidoscopic adaptation F. Scott Fitzgerald's great American novel quotes the famous final sentence of the book, although it's after having proved that it possesses no awareness of what that statement actually says. (markreviewsmovies.com)
For that reason I thought Ivan's final sentence highly questionable, and fatal for Pomocon / Porcher dialogue: «we should not confuse the philosophical argument in favor of the local community, or a very reasonable attraction to its many virtues, with either the possibility or desirableness of that arrangement for us today.» (firstthings.com)
Your article on Neanderthal chefs spicing up their diet had an intriguing final sentence: «we've never found a Neanderthal pot»... (newscientist.com)