Sentence examples similar to even so, to conclude from inspiring English sources

So to conclude, Ted was an incredible human being.

So to conclude: Tougher conditions, but more "real".

So, to conclude, being me is very hard.

Even so, I conclude from these facts that attacking Obama because of his "association with" Ayers constitutes McCarthyism.

Even so, she concluded, "It feels to me as though the vast majority of people don't want to be considered racist".

Even so, they may conclude that still more capital is needed.Bad loans rose to an 18-year high of 8.4% in March.

Even so, Lewis concludes, the preponderance of countries that plan to meet their commitments primarily through plantations or agroforestry means that they will only capture a fifth as much carbon as they would if they restored natural forests.

Trials in Turkey usually take months even years to conclude.

Even so, I'd conclude with the essential question that all spin doctors must ask in these situations: "What's the truth?" Not, "What shall we say?" or, "How do you want me to handle it?" but instead the absolute insistence on knowing the full, unvarnished facts before deciding whether and how to spin them.

Even so, the authors conclude that 'anaerobic training has measurable effects on QoL'.

Even so, we can conclude that any causal link between the weighted average of mitochondrial [H2O2] (predominantly thoracic muscle mitochondria) and aging in the two models investigated here is either absent or masked by changes in other processes that also determine aging.