Sentence examples for concluded life from inspiring English sources

She concluded: "Life goes on.

"But if enough voters feel otherwise and Schundler wins," The Post concluded, "life in New Jersey might just take a turn for the better".

A reviewer for Women's Wear Daily documented the hysteria surrounding a collection that had a Barbie theme and concluded, "Life is far too short to devote one iota of energy to analyzing these clothes".

A 1967 report published by the President's Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice concluded: "Life in many institutions is at best barren and futile, at worst unspeakably brutal and degrading.

Last month, High Court judge Mr Justice Francis concluded life-support treatment should end.

Although a programme note concludes, "Life goes on, we have endured", falling out of love with this production left me disgruntled.

They conclude, "Life is suffering, Nietzsche asserts (with Schopenhauer), but the proper response to this is not resentment or disengagement (as Schopenhauer proposed), but instead wholehearted 'Dionysian' acceptance".

In "The Bright Field", he concludes: "Life is not hurrying on to a receding future, nor hankering after an imagined past.

Having invested a few paragraphs in rehearsing the improbability behind the assembly of sentient, self-replicating life from a chemical soup, in turbulent conditions, over immense timescales, Lovelock cheerfully resolves it all on page 14 by concluding, "Life on Earth was thus an almost utterly improbable event with almost infinite opportunities of happening.

Generally, they conclude, life is possible only in the outer regions of large galaxies.

But find it on another world that second example—and scientists will conclude life is abundant in the galaxy.