Sentence examples for finally concluding that from inspiring English sources

From coast to coast, officials in the criminal-justice system are finally concluding that the nation's cash bail system isn't working.

Barry McGovern and Garrett Keogh as the trilbied chorus are suitably grave observers finally concluding that "wise conduct is the key to happiness".

The Drafting Committee debated conditions of access over several meetings, finally concluding that states already have long-term, relevant experience in making other materials available through archives, libraries, and state offices.

"… Arthur Negus … bassoon-up-the-bum inhibitedness … tragically recessed self-repression … Apollonian evasiveness … his scrotum," he rambles in a sprawling review that fills most of today's Independent, before finally concluding that the entire play was actually about Russell Harty.

After finally concluding that A.J. had either been a fibber or knew something I would never know, I tied one on too.

He stumbled for an answer, before finally concluding that if abortion is murder, the woman who conspires in that murder must face punishment.

In the final post of a serious on health care reform, I finally concluded that where one stood on health care reform depending on whether one saw lack of access to health care as an injustice or merely unfortunate.

But Mr. Kerry finally concluded that even winning all those ballots would not make him president.

Obama finally concluded that he had to make a concession to its lesser angels.

They finally concluded that Madden's shot had gone through the net.

But he finally concluded that "on paper, it was an easy decision".