Sentence examples for concluded of the from inspiring English sources
"They're two different characters, but they both like a drink," Gough concluded of the rival Ashes coaches, tackling the big issue as ever.
"A Michelangelo with a bone saw," he said of the doctor who cut him open, and concluded of the whole team, "I couldn't be more proud when these guys carved their initials in me".
The judge concluded of the manager's stereotypical assumptions: "It can be reduced to this crude proposition: whenever Irish Travellers and English Gypsies go to public houses, violent disorder is inevitable because that is how they behave".
"I had been warned," she concluded of the encounter.
He then concluded of the video: Kahn's gleaming fantasy of paradisical urban cleanliness is a creative act that idealizes an historical fact.
He was impressed by the Great Wall of China near Beijing, but concluded of the Chinese: "They smell of all the baths they didn't take.
"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".
"It remains a mystery," Cooper concludes of the postwar Red Scare, "why such a farseeing, thoughtful person as Wilson would let any of that occur".
Toward the end of the film, the director concludes of the Iranian government that "there are realities they don't want shown"—with special emphasis on the plural.
To conclude, of the 39 mutations disclosed in PTEN gene, 29 (75%) clustered in exons 5 and 8.
