Sentence examples for conclude correctly from inspiring English sources

There was something in the barrel chest and the muttonchop sideburns that led me to conclude, correctly, as it turned out, that the specimen was male.

Both biographers discuss the subject at length, but both conclude (correctly, I believe) that while Orwell never fully transcended the sometimes ugly prejudices of his time and class, he struggled to do so through his entire adult life.

Did I form my thesis, argue it correctly, conclude correctly, not diverge into things like "Kim Kardashian will never be the betrayer, only the betrayed".

Moreover, they would be able do this as easily as they would conclude correctly and reliably that the hoodlums are doing something horribly wrong on seeing them set a cat on fire (Copp 2000).

Graham says that he's worried about Hagel's foreign policy ideas, which he terms as "soft on Iran" and "hard on Israel," and he's really making this staunch conservative former colleague of his seem like a wild-eyed campus radical, all because he had the temerity to conclude, correctly, that the Iraq War was a trillion-dollar boondoggle.

The results of the BCG revaccination trial show that non-vaccine factors might undermine this assumption, and the authors conclude correctly that trials should examine the impact of vaccines on survival.

She concluded, correctly, that he was clumsily trying to hit on her.

Swansea last week issued a statement to say the transfer was "conducted and concluded correctly under Premier League rules".

He concluded correctly that the light from the transmitter spark affected the electrical arcing of the receiver.

"While the tribunal concluded correctly that I did not intentionally violate the anti-doping rules, I cannot accept an unfairly harsh two-year suspension.

A hold-up would be routine for any expert, so he concluded correctly that East's ace was singleton, sharply reducing the prospects of making the game.