Sentence examples for everyone concluded from inspiring English sources

Everyone concluded, therefore, that the prime minister was shell-shocked.

Not everyone concluded that American society was so bad that it had to be radically remade by social revolution.

(Thai wine was a good effort, everyone concluded – but equally, it was splendid that we had vintages from more established wine-making countries on board).

The story of Google is just when everyone concluded that a search engine would never make any money, everyone backed out of it and Google walked into that vacuum and dominated.

And what everyone concluded is this is the promise of high-quality CTE.

Coe thanked the country for getting behind the Games, and recalled his words from the Opening Ceremony "these will be a games for everyone", concluding "these were a games by everyone".

We see a montage of mostly-never-aired Juan Pablo footage (including some adorable Skype chats with his daughter), Chris successfully pronounces "Juan Pablo" and everyone concludes that he is NOT in fact a Latino stereotype! (Dear lord, we seriously need some racial and ethnic diversity on this show).

By 2010, however, more or less everyone had concluded that Medvedev and his "liberal" agenda were phoney.

"Everyone has concluded that the test was comparable and the scoring consistent with previous years' scoring," he said.

Miss Mitchell replied that there was to be a sequel, all about the same people, "and everything will work out all right for everyone," she concluded".

He began and ended by speaking his first words of Japanese in public, telling the audience "Minna sama Konichi-wa" ("Hello, everyone") and concluded with "Arigato gozaimas" ("Thank you very much").