Sentence examples for conclusions my from inspiring English sources

It's the subconscious conclusions my friends and colleagues reached about me, about my behaviour and about how my life would be after surviving a violent attempted rape.

All these were conclusions my gear-laden friend, Stephen Lines, a photographer, and I reached on a Friday-to-Sunday trip in May.

I've always loved the conclusions my students drew about the world and what makes history as a result of this project, and I think it certainly helps them think critically like historians and not just consumers of history!

White House spokesman Scott McClellan quickly dismissed Amnesty's conclusions: "My response is that the war on terrorism has resulted in the liberation of 50 million people _ and the protection of their rights".

At the level of general conclusions, my impression is that the authors more or less attempt to "have it both ways": the title for instance states that the two characteristics are 'only weakly correlated' but the interpretation mostly deals with the fact that positive correlation does exist.

Quality of written English: Acceptable Response to Reviewer 1 (Eugene V. Koonin) At the level of general conclusions, my impression is that the authors more or less attempt to "have it both ways": the title for instance states that the two characteristics are 'only weakly correlated' but the interpretation mostly deals with the fact that positive correlation does exist.

Conclusion: My failure is not the fault of the app.

And he added a damning conclusion: "My opponent will not stand up to that agenda.

In conclusion, my fellow Americans, Mitt Romney is a total douche.

In conclusion, my mother asks if "my body — any part of it — can be used for research".

Foos's darkly philosophical conclusion: My observations indicate that the majority of vacationers spend their time in misery.