Sentence examples similar to conclude suddenly from inspiring English sources

This research, she concluded, suddenly finding her voice, will ultimately allow for different choices.

It concluded: "Suddenly the fight to save the union takes on a whole new dimension".

Wolfe concluded, "Suddenly I had a picture in my mind of the whole fantastic modern edifice [of science] collapsing and man suddenly dropping--stricken --into the primordropping--stricken --into floundropping--stricken --intoreadropping--stricken --intohat's going to become of himself.

Everything was well paced and liturgically stylish, and moved along more or less as expected until the Dean, rising to give the concluding blessing, suddenly interrupted his own speech and lowered his voice.

Shortly after the memorial ceremonies concluded, John suddenly passed out and slumped over in his chair.

"Now for her to suddenly conclude that she's been all wrong is extraordinary — and not very helpful".

"I'm not ready to conclude that we are suddenly a race-blind electorate," said Laughlin McDonald, director of the Southern office of the American Civil Liberties Union.

For people working with these remarkable molecules, it was difficult not to conclude that they were suddenly in possession of news with the power to change the world — a psychedelic gospel.

And many longtime renters suddenly concluded that they might not want to own after all.

The Giants' 2006 season had ended with an 8-8 record and a first-round playoff loss, the same way a promising 2005 season had suddenly concluded.

Traders have not suddenly concluded that Mr. Romney is a sure bet for the White House — most prediction models still give Mr. Obama better-than-even odds of winning.