Sentence examples for eventually he concluded from inspiring English sources

Eventually, he concluded that it was time to move on.

Eventually, he concluded, "the greater number of furnaces will more than make up for the diminished consumption of each".

Frank sought an alternative explanation for Powell's data, but eventually he concluded that the pion was the likeliest one (and indeed Powell went on to win a Nobel Prize in 1950 for his discovery).

Eventually, he concluded that his measurements showed something real.

There is a long pause, emphasised by the fact that Novak actually says: "He takes a long pause, pondering the universe and its destiny…" Eventually, he concludes: "I don't know.

Eventually, he said, he concluded that most of the young people attracted to the groups "did not ask any questions, as if they had closed eyes".

Eventually, he said, he concluded that the many amoeba-like stages she included in the cycle were contaminant amoebas brought in on the fish on which pfiesteria feed.

"Well, I'll just leave you in peace," he concluded eventually, handing me a brass handbell and leaving the room.

He concluded that: Eventually, the littoral forest trees will probably take over and coconuts will become a minor component or even disappear.

He says he eventually concluded that American art wasn't better, but different.

He eventually concluded that Xi was "exceptionally ambitious," and knew that he would "not be special" outside China, so he "chose to survive by becoming redder than the red".