"I believe at the end of the day that will have saved many lives," he said of the emergency measures.
I believe at the end of the day, people want a governor who's going to be honest with them".
Did the Doctor really believe at the end of last week that he was the Hybrid, or was he referring to "Me" as in Ashildr, who he still believed was the Hybrid?
"I believe at the end of the day, Republican voters will be looking for a combination of conservatism and electability, and I think John is the best choice when you look at these two qualities".
But while the in-the-round staging is logistically impressive as it morphs between settings and while you can hardly believe at the end that the whole thing has been performed by a multi-lingual cast of just six, I am not convinced that Lepage has sensuously woven the idea of circularity into the fabric of the story.
Femi Fani-Kayode, spokesman for the PDP presidential campaign, told Nigeria's Channels television: "One thing we can all agree on is this is a very close election, probably the closest election in the history of Nigeria, but we believe at the end of the day we will pull through".
"Isn't it better that in a year or two this is 80 or 90percentt built, with the housing units given out by lottery, rather than having an empty, rat-filled lot?" Rabbi Niederman expressed a similar thought, saying, "I believe at the end of the day, when families have housing, all of this jealousy will disappear".
I do believe, at the end of the day, you're not going to find a law book that tells you whether or not a fundamental right exists vis-a-vis the Second Amendment, that you're going to have to rely upon your view of America, who we are, how far we've come and where we're going to go in our relationship to gun ownership.
However, Rai believes, "At the end of the day advertising is a commercial endeavor.
