Sentence examples for conclusion rather from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the dance's impact was weakened by a false climax that suggested a conclusion rather than a pause.

This conclusion, rather than arguments about austerity, seems in many ways to more fundamentally explain Germany's reluctance.

While Minsky has always had a great fondness for robots, he came to the conclusion rather early that from the point of view of laboratory experiments making a robot mobile was more trouble than it was worth.

The competition's rules and deadline required that 9/11 be presented as a coherent story with a settled conclusion, rather than as a moment in which history shattered and has yet to be made whole.

Here are the responses of the overall poll group to other questions: Should the recent All-Star Game have continued to a conclusion, rather than end in an 11-inning tie because both teams had run out of pitchers?

Still, there remain stigmas surrounding the words "retired" and "retirement," particularly a perception that AARP and its members consider retirement a conclusion rather than the start of something new.

Expect your mentor to guide you by asking questions that help you come to your own conclusions, rather than lecturing.

But some of us still live in the reality-based community, where it is normal to work forward from evidence to conclusions rather than the other way around.

The copy also previously stated that the captions included in the piece were "The video's conclusions?", rather than "The conclusions of No More Page 3 campaigners after surveying their work?".

But some tentative conclusions: Rather than opening itself to the charge of denigrating people for their beliefs, a fair newspaper should always try to address what it is that people are sceptical about or deny.

"When this inquiry has completed its work and I return to this House to present its report, I am confident that we will, for the first time in this tragic saga, be able to discuss conclusions, rather than questions".