Sentence examples for critics to conclude from inspiring English sources

Instead, the industry's transgressions have led many critics to conclude that the only way to "fix" for-profit education is to get rid of it entirely.

Mr. Ahmadinejad has promoted other members of his inner circle, leading a number of conservative and reformist critics to conclude that he is not willing to make conciliatory gestures to his rivals.

The remarks led many critics to conclude that Mr. Clinton was trying to diminish Mr. Obama's success by suggesting that he could win the black vote but not the general election.

If Ben Goldwasser and Andrew VanWyngarden's first single, the fabulously dreamy 'Time to Pretend', led excited critics to conclude that MGMT were America's answer to nu rave, Oracular Spectacular implies that their vision is actually anchored in the early Seventies.

The wave of accounting scandals has led critics to conclude that the firms were insensitive to conflicts, inadequately independent from their clients and more interested in winning consulting contracts than in bread-and-butter auditing.

The exotic imagery and rhythmic chant of this poem have led many critics to conclude that it should be read as a "meaningless reverie" and enjoyed merely for its vivid and sensuous qualities.

And when the Administration tries to wring every last sweet drop of partisan gain from its foreign policy (sincerity is not the same thing as honesty), critics are driven to conclude that "democracy" is just another word for "neoconservatism".

"But how do we know any of it is true?" The extensive use of secret evidence and information derived from aggressive interrogations has led critics around the world to conclude that many detainees were wrongly held.

Aiba's critics believe the rush to conclude a wide-ranging, 100-year commercial deal with AliSports, a division of the Chinese giant AliBaba, is partly due to the urgency in repaying the various loans and part of an attempt by Dr Wu to entrench his powerbase before a special congress he has called next month.

You don't have to be a homophobe, a liberal, or a critic of cross-dressing to conclude that G-Man No. 1 was, in the deepest sense of the word, a pervert.

An ill-fi tting blend of serious psycho drama and jolly-green-giant jumping around caused critics of the 2003 Hulk to conclude that 'You wouldn't like me when I'm Ang Lee!' This belated sequel dumps both Lee and leading man Eric Bana, in favour of Transporter 2 director Louis Leterrier leading Edward Norton through a string of unashamedly action-packed antics.