Sentence examples for conclusion anything from inspiring English sources

But their findings were unusually critical and their conclusion anything but routine.

"I think we bring various things to a conclusion and anything unresolved is unresolved".

If the play reaches a conclusion about anything, it is that the greatest show on earth is the show of emotion.

It's just as well tenpenceplease didn't perservere, if Beachboy101's conclusion is anything to go by: "First half – excellent, and then a slow downhill for me.

By the time his first novel, Land Without Stars, was published in 1946, Kiely was a leaderwriter on the Irish Independent - his instructions were to "avoid coming to any conclusion about anything".

A prejudice is a premature conclusion about anything or anyone without even seeing both the sides of a coin.

The tests offered no definitive conclusions about anything the Army had been trying to learn, he argued, and noted wryly that "in most cases, the gain was considerably less than that".

"That's why it would be hard for me to draw any conclusions on anything about what's going to happen," Swisher said Wednesday after the Yankees' workout at Yankee Stadium.

But to draw useful conclusions about anything in science, it helps to have lots of examples and that is what two further projects, pencilled in for the next decade, should provide.A null resultAmerica's Terrestrial Planet Finder (TPF) and Europe's Darwin are friendly rivals.

"We're not jumping to conclusions about anything in this case," Bamberg said Friday on MSNBC.

Restricting the analyses to the 56 or 45 confirmed dust-storm days did not affect the conclusions; if anything, the effect on cardiovascular admissions appeared stronger.