Sentence examples for everybody concludes from inspiring English sources

And that is, by the way, the most gratifying feeling in politics, for me: when you hit that sweet spot where everybody concludes that the law that we've just passed works and is going to make things better, and everybody across party lines has to confess that we're probably better off with this thing than not.

"I think everybody concluded it's a better resolution," said A. Bates Butler III, a former federal lawyer in Arizona who has been closely following the case.

"Everybody concluded that it was smarter not to engage in a bloodbath or a demolition derby -- that's not what people wanted.

It's a system built for positive reinforcement: "Everybody loves everybody," he concludes, "through the chain".

"I think in the end, everybody is concluding that it is best to work together with our allies and through the U.N".

Back in January, the chancellor looked ridiculous as he hailed the £130m deal as a "major success" while almost everybody else concluded the sum, covering a 10-year period, was a mere trifle.

Having stood once again to eyeball the room, the singer came to a dead halt on the line "Just the thought of you makes me stop -", then wandered idly off to the piano again and picked up with "- before I begin", just when everybody had concluded he was going to start something different.

If you're willing to pay it, Dickey concludes "Everybody has their own engineering team".

The dodo bird is an Alice in Wonderland character who, at the end of a race, concludes "Everybody has won and all must have prizes".

He takes a last sip of coffee and concludes, "Everybody is so focused on the short run right now, they're forgetting about the long run.

Everybody needs a gimmick, concludes Mr. Curtis.