Sentence examples for concluded even from inspiring English sources

"I am always quoting a sentence of Kierkegaard's," Ullmann concluded, "even though he may not have written it.

As the study concluded, "Even after taking account of traditional and non-traditional covariates, moderate alcohol consumption continued to show a beneficial effect in predicting mortality risk".

When underdogs choose not to play by Goliath's rules, they win, Arreguín-Toft concluded, "even when everything we think we know about power says they shouldn't".

The risks are small, he concluded, even as he took the latest F.B.I. warning in hand and pondered its meaning for Lima.

Just as the affair with Effie Gray had begun in hope and ended in disaster, this last relationship concluded even more finally.

But it cannot be reassuring to the Yankees, whose doubleheader was rained out Saturday because of the approaching Hurricane Irene, that Burnett could have concluded, even in a most abstract way, that Friday night was somehow not a failure.

Despite this she concludes: "Even with all the measures taken to cleanse the magistrature, the Liberation courts were essentially Vichy courts".

"The vast majority have remained Catholic and probably will stay Catholic," the authors conclude, "even if they're unhappy and even if they're disconnected entirely from parish life".

The theory concludes: "Even the display with the two boats at the film's climax only served to prove to the people of Gotham that they wouldn't turn on each other.

From this, Gabler concludes, even when all the elitists seem consciously to combine forces to make their choices ubiquitous in all the traditional media, they can no longer dominate the culture….

It is simply no longer possible for the court to conclude, even if it wanted to, that a violation of Miranda's rules is a violation of the Constitution.