Sentence examples for but conclude from inspiring English sources

What a jerk, you can't help but conclude.

Despite his obvious strengths, I cannot help but conclude that Moussa's weaknesses are far more troubling.

I try one pie with unpeeled potatoes, as also recommended by Jane Grigson, but conclude that, sadly, a smooth mash partners better with the lumps of meat beneath.

"You can't help but conclude that this is an effort to lay a foundation for a subsequent challenge to an Obama victory, should it occur".

Listening to In the Silence, you can't help but conclude that the latter path would make him a substantially more interesting artist.

"When I was briefed on it, you couldn't help but conclude that it would have an impact on Americans," said Representative Peter Hoekstra, Republican of Michigan, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.

A complex array of factors has come together to produce high rates of unemployment and incarceration for young black men, but one cannot help but conclude that the racial dimension of the problem skews the public policy response.

One phrase from ealier in the novel resonates: "I cannot but conclude that the Bulk of your Natives, to be the most pernicious Race of little odious Vermin that Nature ever suffered to crawl upon the Surface of the Earth".

Jim McGreevey listened patiently but concluded otherwise.

But concluded that it was premature to hold Mr. Greenberg liable.

The fuss surprised many business leaders in Dubai who thought the deal was all but concluded.