Sentence examples for concluding it is from inspiring English sources

FashionandFrappes recommends it "for fans and non-fans alike," as its focus on "the nexus between politics, money and international cricket" is "fascinating" for a wide audience, concluding "it is especially interesting in the light of the movement to include cricket as an Olympic sport".

In a guide for spring perfumes to buy in 2014, editors of E! Online included Rise, calling it "exactly what you think it would be: vivacious, strong and bold" and concluding "it is certainly not a dainty spring scent".

The Observer's William Glock was more positive about the opera, concluding, "it is a most thrilling work.

His 2004 essay, War Porn, observed how the photographs from Abu Ghraib enacted scenes of fetishistic pornography, concluding: "It is really America that has electrocuted itself".

Sometimes it happens during car chases, when officers have been known to try to drown out any supervisor who might call off the pursuit after concluding it is too dangerous.

In November 2006, the Committee on Capital Markets Regulation released a report concluding, "It is the committee's view that in the shift of regulatory intensity balance has been lost to the competitive disadvantage of U.S. financial markets".

Before concluding, it's worth mentioning that our definition of "supergiant" is ultimately arbitrary.

Seward originally supported the Regency, but by 1824 had broken from it, concluding it was corrupt.

In other cases, he concludes, it is.

It's not, he now concludes: it is usually necessary.

Here, she concludes, "it is blisteringly hard to be good.