Sentence examples for and concluding that from inspiring English sources

Then there's John Collier -- a lesser writer than Isherwood but a better scenarist -- mulling over how to do Proust and concluding that instead of being secret homosexuals all the characters should be itching to get into show business.

Mr. Trippi promptly replied with a letter of rebuttal telling how saddened he was by the "sleazy tactics" of Mr. Murphy, and concluding that "it is with a particularly heavy heart that I send this letter".

It is not as simple as seeing that someone is fidgeting and concluding that he is lying.

That is like visiting base camp at Mount Everest before and after an ascent and concluding that nothing has changed.

Many developed countries are taking a critical look at their media laws and concluding that they are either out of date or too restrictive.

With life expectancies growing -- and some pension plans diminishing -- baby boomers are doing the numbers and concluding that moving overseas makes more sense than aging in place.

He released a four-sentence press statement denouncing the Iranian leader's intentions as "shockingly audacious" and concluding that rather than "entertaining Ahmadinejad, we should be indicting him".

Yet there is a sizeable distance between supposing or even finding Iranian agents in, say, Bahrain, and concluding that they are the primary cause of unrest.

Now, these parents and their children are looking toward high school and concluding that the system just does not measure up.

Nidal Malik Hasan, did not suggest any threat of violence and concluding that no further action was warranted, government officials said Monday.

But the Red Brigades conducted their own investigation, interviewing the members of Feltrinelli's little terrorist group and concluding that he had simply run afoul of a defective timer.