Sentence examples for concluded of from inspiring English sources

Jess Cartner-Morley pondered the possibility on Wednesday and swiftly concluded: of course not, you numpty.

Those were surely falsies, the article concluded of her eyelashes -- "cartoon lashes," the Post article declared.

These were the death throes, critics concluded, of a career overburdened by artifice and spectacle.

"There is a brand," the 28-year-old pollster concluded of her party with clinical finality.

His resignation was the result, some concluded, of strained relations with the Hamilton family after the opening Australian Grand Prix.

Urging him to grip that hand hard, she concluded: "Of all your work, you are still your most beautiful".

An expensive way, Epley concludes, of racial profiling.

"He's just too extreme for North Carolina," the commercial concludes of Mr. Obama.

And he would conclude: Of all the countries in Latin America, we're the experts on stepmothers.

"They had to try harder, and they and their parents knew it," Mr. Hemphill concludes of the blacks.

"Panic can only be borne by a man," his sardonic wife concludes of the aftermath, "if there is no witness".