Democrats looked at this unbroken string of self-immolation and concluded: Of course!
Jess Cartner-Morley pondered the possibility on Wednesday and swiftly concluded: of course not, you numpty.
So I conclude, of course you can and do believe you're going to die.
You might conclude, of course, that simply to put onstage a reading of this passage from the novel, as Mr. Brook essentially has, would be superfluous.
(He concluded, of course, by saying in interpreterese, "I consider that you have a very enormous talent," and offering to take Yo-Yo on as a student).
She concluded, "Of course Edith Bunker would support ratification of the 27th Amendment to the Constitution, because it is a matter of simple justice — and Edith is the soul of justice".
There is much tennis to be played before the United States Open concludes, of course, including Murray's first-round match against Alex Bogomolov Jr., an opponent known to make Murray uncomfortable.
You could conclude, of course, that $0 offerings faring poorly in this system must be failing to attract admirers because they are undeserving; they are at the low end of the spectrum of gift worth, and their lousy numbers prove it.
"No one should conclude, of course, that this Executive Order solves the wide array of challenges we face on the religious freedom front.
He concludes: "Of course it is entirely possible that the Obama administration and the US media has it right this time, and Russia or the separatists in eastern Ukraine either purposely or inadvertently shot down this aircraft.
