Sentence examples for concluding of all from inspiring English sources

"I keep trying to imagine a universe in which too many public figures declaring themselves feminists would be a bad thing," Roxane Gay, the novelist and the author of an essay collection entitled "Bad Feminist," wrote, before concluding, "Of all the words that should be spoken more, 'feminist' should be at the top of the list".

But in an act of genuine political courage Reagan persevered, and Mr. Samuelson concludes, "Of all Reagan's economic achievements," his successful battle against inflation "was the most definitive.

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

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

It would return, briefly, as a one-off tribute supplement in November 2004's Retro Gamer, whose then-editor Martyn Carroll concluded: "Of all the early computer magazines, Your Sinclair is perhaps the best remembered and best loved".

The ghosts of its former occupants drift past him in a double exposure reminiscent of the concluding shot of "All Quiet on the Western Front".

This chapter presents the concluding remarks of all the topics covered in the book.

The pros and cons are ably described in a summary article at The Week magazine, concluding that of all the discount Android-based tablets, the Google Nexus 7 is the best.

A study by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development concluded that of all taxes, corporate income taxes do the most harm to economic growth.

So this festival of seven orchestras, chosen not for their renown but for the adventurousness of their proposed programs, concluded with, of all things, the Beethoven Fifth.

Clarke's remarks came after recent research from a Labour-linked thinktank Sera concluded 60% of all unsuccessful applications to build wind turbines were turned down by Conservative councils – twice as many as rejected by Labour councils.