Sentence examples for concluded look from inspiring English sources

By having lighter, mixed-race children, he was saying, the therapist concluded: " 'Look at these beautiful children I've produced.' It was a search for approval".

In April , 2004 Fortune described O'Neal as a "turnaround genius," and in July, 2006, Euromoney, in a long cover story on O'Neal, concluded, "Look at his track record; listen to what he says".

Mr. Kreuder concluded, "Looks like you have everything covered at this time".

"Be careful," she concluded, looking out at the audience wearing hockey helmets, wizard hats and Cat in the Hat chapeaus, "about what you put on your head, because it just might mess up your hair".

If you wanted coherent government, Powell concluded, looking back on his brother's experience with the Major government, you had to find a way of driving policy from the centre.

"This is the future," Aronne concluded, looking ahead to a better understanding of appropriate targets, treatments using rational combinations of drugs, and effective combinations of drugs with surgery.

He concludes: "Look at the world around you.

So, if you were simply looking at this particular "data generating process", you could easily conclude: "Look!

And how do we win?" He concludes, looking straight into the camera: "This country can't be knocked out with one punch.

The reaction to the financial crisis, the authors conclude, looked less like a proportionate response to the losses suffered and "more like old-fashioned 'panic'".Horror storyThe authors' conclusions were reinforced by a separate test administered to a few hundred university students.

Any reasonable observer would conclude, looking at this massive underperformance and the valuations of the companies, that investors were tarring all North American financials with the same brush and ignoring the much stronger fundamentals of the Canadian economy.