And the resulting teleplay comes to a new conclusion about the reason for their estrangement.
Combining information from separate sources to reach a new conclusion is one form of reasoning.
Alderson said that Harvey had thought it over and had come to a new conclusion on his own.
After the imprisonment of Antigone, and Teiresias's warning, they come to a new conclusion: "take advice … set the girl free bury the boy".
But his style was far from Anglo-American lucidity, and though he was usually called a philosopher, he wasn't at all a philosopher in our academic sense of one who explores a series of topics by summing up past thought and then arguing for a new conclusion.
After a decade of trying to set up an ongoing mentoring scheme with which young people can connect and keep in regular contact, I've come to a new conclusion about how this will work: the wilderness weekends will be the mentoring element.
I came to a new conclusion that for all the coolness and "green-ness" of its lack of power consumption, that it may not be as realistic or as practical as it seems for repeated use.
The Gist: Like the previous study on forests, these authors performed a "meta-analysis" — they synthesized other research studies to come to a new conclusion.
The facts remain the same, but we can re-examine them to reach a new conclusion about ourselves -- our resilience, endurance, intelligence, creativity or stoicism.
"I know, but is it bad?" And then, a moment later, he'd grab the pages back from me, flip to the end and announce, "I feel a bit of genius coming on," as he'd start to scribble a new conclusion.
