Sentence examples for conclusion sense from inspiring English sources
Conclusion: Sense of belonging is a concept that has important implications for psychosocial well being.
Or should we join the few, proud hold-outs who still use it in the old "assume the conclusion" sense, while complaining about the ignorant rabble who etc.? In my opinion, those are both bad choices.
Argument-1 is argument in the traditional premise and conclusion sense.
There is no doubt that this is formally perspicuous, but the philosophical applicability of the multiple premise multiple conclusion sense of logical consequence remains an open philosophical issue.
The significance of argument-2 need not deflect one from a focus on argument-1 (on arguments in the premise-and-conclusion sense), but it does mean that one must pay close attention, in the course of analyzing and assessing instances of argument-1, to "argumentation" understood in the argument-2 sense.
That meant it was for them "to review all the evidence to decide which of it you consider to be important, truthful and reliable and then decide what conclusions, common sense conclusions, you can safely draw by way of inference, from that evidence".
By the album's conclusion, a sense of wracked disenchantment seems to have taken over entirely.
The Bahrain Grand Prix was a highly eventful race but at its conclusion the sense was one of relief more than excitement.
Then both groups of students would be asked if this conclusion made sense: "As Julie is walking to class later that afternoon, it suddenly starts to rain".
But, as a satisfying visual gag brings his lament for the selfie generation to its conclusion, the sense lingers that Brexit and Trump (and his material on them) have devalued the currency of Lee's original concept.
"It's so easy for anybody in our country to say 'I slipped on your snow.' Adam Scales, a visiting professor at the University of Connecticut School of Law, disagreed with some of the logic behind the ruling, but said the majority's conclusion made sense.
