Sentence examples for conclusions I draw from inspiring English sources

This is not to imply that the conclusions I draw through reasoned reflection are necessarily more correct than the conclusions of those who seek guidance from religious teachings.

I say "they" rather than "we"; one of the conclusions I draw from Lean In, the book that resulted from this talk, is that the women whom Sandberg addresses, the ones who are missing from their rightful place in the boardroom, are quite a distinct group, not interchangeable with "all women" and certainly not synonymous with "feminists", but we'll come to that shortly.

Perhaps the conclusions I draw by comparison of randomized, nonrandomized, and retrospective data about the value of CLND are similarly flawed; I hope MSLT II will tell us the answer.

The dry academic tomes I wrote very early in my career were earnest reflections of the research I conducted, the analysis I applied and the conclusions I drew.

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.

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

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

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".

The unspoken conclusion I draw from your article is that The Times still offers the world rigorously researched news and thoughtful analysis based on a sense of moral responsibility.

So here's the provisional but disquieting conclusion I draw from this encounter: the government of the United Kingdom appears not to possess a definition of the principle which sits at the heart of environmental protection and environmental law.