Sentence examples for conclude then from inspiring English sources

One could conclude then that policy is not too loose.

Can we conclude, then, by writing off the women's suffrage movement?

We might conclude, then, that art stands in contrast to death, that it serves as an attempt to overcome mortality.

The saga of organized crime in America didn't end in 1921, and "Boardwalk Empire" won't conclude then, either.

If the pattern shown this week is repeated, cheerful Labour folk conclude, then the party's base is set to expand in coming decades.

I conclude, then, that the very idea of a Jewish state is undemocratic, a violation of the self-determination rights of its non-Jewish citizens, and therefore morally problematic.

And then in December, when "American Horror Story" concludes, then we're only doing "Glee" for a while.

How astute she seems for the moment before she concludes: "then he would need her".

If all this was true, the document concluded, then nobody should be allowed to pull down El Teddy's.

By way of concluding, then, our only real advice to you is to continue, keep going and do not stop.

If you accepted evolution, Darwin concluded, then species would have to be treated as "artificial combinations made for convenience".