Sentence examples for I conclude from from inspiring English sources

At least that's what I conclude from looking at reproductions.

Even so, I conclude from these facts that attacking Obama because of his "association with" Ayers constitutes McCarthyism.

Should I conclude from this that the values we are talking so much about these days should be taught at the college level?

Thus I conclude from two data points (enough for a straight line! R2 = 1!) that grad students around the world love to steal food.

What I concluded from that was less fruit, more wine.

Rock shrimp went on strike in late October, or so I concluded from their failure to participate in the rock shrimp tempura, which tasted only of tempura, and a somewhat greasy tempura at that.

What I concluded from today's event, despite the fatigue felt afterwards, is nothing compares to the satisfaction and joy that one feels when you see and feel the elation and happiness of their faces.

"If you're going to be serious about this and approach it seriously and methodically, at least I concluded from my vantage point that this is best approached now as opposed to later," he said.

So, I concluded, from here on out, I am never purchasing another thing: no Abercrombie & Fitch sweaters, no J Crew moccasins, no pajama sets from Target, or fancy ties from Saks, no trendy Skull Candy headphones, lotion kits from Sephora, and the like.

The arguments from (i) conclude the proof.

Cf. also Korsgaard 1996: 249 50): that is, I might conclude from this that I am supremely valuable, simply as Bob Stern, which could obviously then get in the way of my ethical treatment of others.