Sentence examples for but I conclude from inspiring English sources

But I conclude that we must rely very heavily on maintaining that openness.

But, I conclude, the president needs to find arguments that convince a wider audience.

(The lawyer might choose to represent just one of the founders, and expressly not represent the others, but I conclude that such a choice is likely to be awkward and ineffective). But to suggest "all of the founders" begs the critical question of who qualifies as a founder.

But I conclude that if I tell my version of my story in my life as truthfully as I can... it is mine to tell.

So I opened by saying I am a new atheist for a lack of a better term, but I conclude in saying we do have a better term, and that term is simply atheist.

I have enjoyed writing it for these first six months of my tenure as book editor, but I conclude, a little reluctantly, that the interests of The Book Review will be better served if I spend more time choosing books for other writers and less time writing about them myself.

"But I concluded that I should run again.

But I concluded that, were it not for these seeds, he might very well have survived.

But, I concluded, weird things happen in China all the time.

Earlier, I did some work on biofuels but I concluded that the first generation of biofuels (ethanol from corn and sugarcane) was unlikely to make a sustainable contribution.

"It's hard being a woman here, but I concluded it's not that great for anyone else either," she said.