Sentence examples for I concluded from that from inspiring English sources

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

I spent a year working for Washingtonian magazine, in Washington, D.C., and concluded from that, that I did not want to be a journalist.

What I concluded from these visits is that it is a mistake to interpret the declining prices on the Internet as a sign of weakness in the market.

"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.

It can be concluded from that the selected flavonoid can be interpreted reasonably and its inhibition ability is beneficial.

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

"The person who gave us the tour said, 'Don't be fooled by the building's exterior, because most of the activity that occurs cannot be seen from above ground' — which the only thing I can conclude from that is they must have a big underground chamber of some sort," the official said.

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

Sometimes they appear to be significant, but I don't conclude from that that The Times's coverage was incomplete, just that editorial judgment was exercised.

"I think you can conclude from that that the public is being pretty resilient," he said.

I don't think anybody should conclude from that around the world that the House of Commons is never prepared to authorise military action.