Sentence examples for conclusions of some from inspiring English sources
The sweeping conclusions of some in the public realm were as extreme as they were unambiguous.
It is also, despite the rash conclusions of some on the anti-cop left, a force in control of itself.
Ms. Reno and Mr. Freeh disputed the conclusions of some senior nuclear weapons experts who have accused the government of exaggerating the case against Dr. Lee.
The likely conclusions of some think tank reports, documents show, are discussed with donors — or even potential ones — before the research is complete.
Elisabeth Badinter, grande dame of French republican feminism – and good friend of DSK's wife, Anne Sinclair – has denounced the "hasty conclusions" of some feminists, who prematurely condemned DSK as guilty.
His voice is slightly aspirated — it sounds as if he's forever sighing — and the way the conclusions of some of his lines drop in register evoke a resigned melancholy that was one of the key sonic signatures of the time he's recalling.
That seems to be the conclusion of some in the pundit class about JPMorgan Chase's chairman and chief executive.
This is interesting, as far as it goes, but it comes almost as a jolt, the conclusion of some other book.
Agency: Wieden + Kennedy (Portland) Director: Steve Ayson In a futile bid to delay the conclusion of some intimate business, a young man pictures former Cuban president Fidel Castro in place of his sexual partner.
This has often seemed as if it were the logical conclusion of some radical animal-rights activists: better for animals not to exist at all if there is a chance that they would suffer.
