Sentence examples for and then concludes from inspiring English sources

And then concludes: "sadness mixed with happiness.

She pauses and then concludes: "Now I know why you had that revolution in Russia".

"You're disappointed in your family," he says, and then concludes with a sly understatement.

He claims that the movement does not want to export its revolution to other countries in Latin America and then concludes by saying that it does.

He has a few paragraphs on teenagers hooking up, as in getting down, and then concludes that "the continuing vogue of feminism had made sexual life easier, even insouciant, for men".

He reviews the pluses and minuses of each of the options, giving due weight to opinions contrary to his own, and then concludes: "The only prudent and realistic course of action left to the United States is to mount a full-scale invasion of Iraq to smash the Iraqi armed forces, depose Saddam's regime and rid the country of weapons of mass destruction".

I do not read them and then conclude: this is what Eliot thought.

("Disgraceful," Trump said, and then concluded that the Mexicans had somehow got to Francis).

Others may see a physician who fails to help and then conclude that their headaches are beyond help.

Ryan's argumentative strategy is to enumerate examples of it, and then conclude that it underlies much of evolution.

All EU members must agree to open and then conclude membership talks, and to ratify the deal.