Sentence examples for adamant conclusion from inspiring English sources
Ruth said slowly, as if she'd come to a final, adamant conclusion to a problem that had long vexed her, "They all just went away".
The spokesman for President Hamid Karzai is equally adamant about the conclusion of the Afghan investigation: that the immediate cause of death was the airstrikes.
But today Mr. Li and others were adamant about the conclusions' having been drawn fairly and cautiously, through a form of "academic democracy".
The authors are very adamant in their conclusions that environmental adaptation cannot be used as a rehabilitation intervention, yet their two-mechanism model does not seem to include this perseverance feature of patients' behavior.
You might think that the unexpectedly thin ice points to the effects of global warming, but the scientists are adamant that no research conclusions should be drawn from the accident.
Mr. Stiglitz was even more adamant, saying the study's conclusions encouraged the equivalent of "free fire insurance," in that companies could protect themselves from commodity price swings without paying up.
Rex is adamant he'll be the starter – draw your own conclusions about what they think making Tebow the starter would do.
At the conclusion of an interview in his West Wing office, Biden was adamant.
But he is adamant that Wu Liangliang picked up H7N9 at the hospital, despite the municipal government's conclusion (in Chinese).
