Sentence examples for concluding that you from inspiring English sources
And he should know: Creative Review once challenged him to design a poster that made Comic Sans look beautiful – and his only solution was to render the font unrecognisable, concluding that: "You can't make your mark on Comic Sans.
"We were here opening 'Holy Grail,' and a journalist said, 'What's your next film?' And I said, 'Jesus Christ: Lust for Glory.' " After concluding that "you can't send up Christ," he went on, the Pythons invented Brian Cohen, a Judean nincompoop mistaken for the Messiah.
In January an op-ed article in The Wall Street Journal labeled HGTV a villain of the meltdown because "you couldn't watch these shows without concluding that you must be an idiot and a loser if you lived in a house you could actually afford".
Then they'll ask each other questions such as, "Which is better, three articles in second-tier publications plus a book or two articles in high-impact publications and some conference proceedings?" They'll debate the answer as if they're second-century Talmudic rabbis, concluding that you may or may not deserve tenure, but it's getting close to lunchtime, so they'll have to finish this later.
Despite a new report from IDC concluding that you don't want entertainment from your handset (you have iPods for that, don't you?), Verizon, T-Mobile, Cingular and Sprint keep churning out ideas to keep your eyes and ears on your phone.
But concluding that you're 'out of your league' will limit your potential.
