Sentence examples for concluded must from inspiring English sources

The mind, Descartes concluded, must be made of some special, immaterial stuff that didn't abide by the laws of nature; it had been bequeathed to us by God.

The twine was similar to some found next to the body, which, investigators concluded, must have been used to tie Asunta's limbs together.

"Control over the authorities", the rock report concluded, "must be exerted by incorruptible people who champion the interests of their homeland and not a foreign country".

France, he concluded, must find an extra €6 billion-10 billion this year to stay on track; next year it needs a further €33 billion.

We had not realised that our government was capable of such folly and such crookedness... Never since 1783 has Great Britain made herself so universally disliked.' Eden, he concluded, must go: 'Nations are said to have the governments they deserve.

This rang a Dark Ager's bell: the author of "Beowulf," Howlett subsequently concluded, must be the very Aethelstan who was chaplain in the ninth-century scholarly court of Alfred the Great..

That something, the authors conclude, must be the Israel lobby.

Gaudí, you might conclude, must have been a settled family man.

The government's role, he concludes, must be minimal, to leave people free to make their choices.

Republicans, Mr. Krauthammer concludes, must consider two questions: "Who is more likely to prevent that second term?

On my table there is what appears to be a small tub of grass, which I conclude must be a condiment.