Sentence examples for conclusion someone from inspiring English sources
Meantime, she steered her voters toward an obvious conclusion: someone had stolen the election.
After the Charge of the Light Brigade, it took Tennyson eight weeks and one poem to draw the same conclusion: "Someone had blundered". The 2005 London bombings were followed by five years of inquiries by the police, parliament and security services.
Final conclusion: Someone should really build an iPad/iPhone that only focuses on location-based group-messaging.
In conclusion, someone needs to make a Goosebumps interactive movie… ASAP.
Many progressives and liberals have been coming to the same conclusion: someone has to challenge President Obama from the left.
I think of it as cheating history: the ability to frame a single edition in such a way as to read it as a historical, social and musical document only a month or two after publication – imagine what conclusions someone 100 years from now might make about the priorities and preoccupations of our society.
"I think that any reasonable person would have to reach that conclusion that someone has been executed for a crime they didn't commit.
"I cut to the chase and jumped to a conclusion that someone was going to ask it".
Now, when e-mail messages don't go through or calls go straight to voice mail, families tend to leap to the conclusion that someone's hurt or dead, ignoring possibilities -- technology failure, for example -- that previously carried greater weight.
When I noted that of all Princeton presidents he seemed to be uniquely beloved by Princeton alumni, he snorted and said, "By some of them". He told me of his deep disappointment upon learning that Woodrow Wilson 1879 was a "Southern racist". It was not hard to hear how much it had hurt to reach that conclusion about someone he'd once so admired.
Amid all this, the danger is not just another demagogue toting a modern Mein Kampf; there are thousands of little Mein Kampfs being written on social media by people who feel victimised and betrayed and have come to the conclusion that someone else's death, starvation, expulsion or torture would solve their problems.
