Sentence examples for concluded I can from inspiring English sources

"Arrived at the last moment of my career," he concluded, "I can admit that we happen to be wrong at times, but we like to defend our point...

But things have deteriorated into paralysis, and I concluded I can do more to advance my goals by leaving Unite Here".

Friends say that if there is one overriding reason that Mr. Bush gravitated toward politics it is not so much overweening ambition as a series of personal encounters with successful politicians; after rubbing shoulders with them, he concluded: I can do better than these bozos!

So today, she generously concludes: "I can only wish her the same joy that my daughter brought me".

The astronaut concludes: I can never look now at the Milky Way without wondering from which of those banked clouds of stars the emissaries are coming.

There is plenty of academic mannerism here ("one might conclude", "I can now introduce", "let me be forthright"), nothing of intellectual substance.

And, he concludes, "I can tell you that most people secretly find it a relief to have the state divest them of the trouble of being an independent person".

He asks whether all men feel and behave as he does, and concludes, 'I can never know this; my experience if printed may enable others to compare as I cannot.' " A week after I returned to New York, I received in the mail nineteen pages of "The Voyeur's Journal," dated 1966.

Page concludes, "I can see no reason to justify the exclusion of deaf people from scientific laboratories".

The problem for conventional firms lies in young consultants who see the monthly fees charged, compare it to their paycheck, and conclude "I can do this on my own".

From this experiment, the following can be concluded: (i) CoLBP features are capable of extracting face discriminative features.