Sentence examples for comes to conclude from inspiring English sources

Mr Judah meets so many drunks along the way that he comes to conclude that Russian men are drinking themselves and their country to death.

Mr. Mendes, I came to conclude, is not this kind of chef.

Yet I've come to conclude that the restaurants New York needs are doomed, financially, to fail.

That may be because many Americans have come to conclude that their war in Vietnam was ill-conceived.

"I have come to conclude that greenhouse gases and carbon pollution" are "not a good thing," Graham said.

Gradually, the collective wisdom of NBC came to conclude that the field would not rise up to smite Woods.

But if investors came to conclude that Spain was waiting too long to seek aid, or might avoid it altogether, bondholders could quickly unload their positions.

That, I am coming to conclude, is the cause of the real venom being expressed towards Greece in places like Germany.

Critics began complaining that he looked far older than 17 ."I don't know by what criteria they came to conclude this," Aman said.

He added: "After 10 years of working on illegal immigrants, I've come to conclude that most illegal immigrants are decent, hardworking people".

I've come to conclude that the only two unassailable reasons why people in the United States support the death penalty are fear and vengeance.