Sentence examples for concluded surveying from inspiring English sources
"I will be totally, utterly surprised and satisfied if that happens," he concluded, surveying the rusted antique machines gathered around him, all silently awaiting the thousands of hours of expert tinkering that will one day allow them to groan to life.
A concluding survey of modern editions of 1 Henry VI reveals that most editors have been unwilling to engage either with the specific evidence for coauthorship or with attribution scholarship in general.
The major contemporary philosophical approaches to the justification of rights are compared, and the entry concludes by surveying criticisms of rights and "rights talk".
"A woman needs to combine niceness with insistence," she concludes, having surveyed all the evidence that people respond badly to women who lobby in their own interests.
"A woman needs to combine niceness with insistence," she concludes, having surveyed all the evidence that people respond badly to women who lobby in their own interests.
Harrison was a history professor, and he concluded his survey course on European history that day.
Last year, a leading Palestinian political scientist, Dr. Khalil Shikaki, concluded a survey of 4,500 refugee families that showed many were prepared to make compromises.
The concert concluded their survey (performed over three days) of Beethoven's 10 Sonatas for Violin and Piano, presented in the order they were written.
We have concluded our survey of the main accounts of propositional attitude reports and their problems.
