Sentence examples for conclusion I draw from inspiring English sources

The conclusion I draw from this is that no one is actually a consistent utilitarian.

The main conclusion I draw from the debate about Germany is that it is not about Germany at all.

The final conclusion I draw from the Zarooni scandal is that the answer to that question, sadly, is also no.

This is the conclusion I draw from touring England over the past few weeks, talking about loneliness and mental health.

The history of §602(a)(1) reinforces the conclusion I draw from the text of the relevant provisions: §109(a) does not apply to copies manufactured abroad.

Christine Lagarde, the fund's managing director, said: "Overall, the conclusion I draw is that the fund's involvement in the euro area crisis has been a qualified success".

This at least is the conclusion I drew from this hefty, informative, often amusing, sometimes a tad self-apparent encyclopedia of body language.

That is the conclusion I drew from a new study by the consulting firm McKinsey, entitled "The Economic Impact of the Achievement Gap in America's Schools".

He said that might explain the inability of a group of eminent scientists to interest presidential candidates in a debate on science issues, "The conclusion I drew was it was not deemed important in drawing votes," Dr. Kao said.

The conclusion I drew was that they could challenge for a place in the top half – and I was adjusting that prediction after they beat Chelsea and got Mourinho the sack in December.

The conclusion I drew was not, as suggested, that Mr. Gates is secretly influencing educational policy, but rather that Mr. Gates is promoting discussion and research to improve the educational system.