Sentence examples for conclude of from inspiring English sources

And he would conclude: Of all the countries in Latin America, we're the experts on stepmothers.

You might conclude, of course, that simply to put onstage a reading of this passage from the novel, as Mr. Brook essentially has, would be superfluous.

You could conclude, of course, that $0 offerings faring poorly in this system must be failing to attract admirers because they are undeserving; they are at the low end of the spectrum of gift worth, and their lousy numbers prove it.

For it I have to conclude of that the work of the AR does not remove importance to the work that the teacher does since this one is the one that programmes that makes learning understandable.

"No one should conclude, of course, that this Executive Order solves the wide array of challenges we face on the religious freedom front.

To conclude, of the 39 mutations disclosed in PTEN gene, 29 (75%) clustered in exons 5 and 8.

An expensive way, Epley concludes, of racial profiling.

Those were surely falsies, the article concluded of her eyelashes -- "cartoon lashes," the Post article declared.

These were the death throes, critics concluded, of a career overburdened by artifice and spectacle.

"He's just too extreme for North Carolina," the commercial concludes of Mr. Obama.

Jess Cartner-Morley pondered the possibility on Wednesday and swiftly concluded: of course not, you numpty.