Sentence examples for from the concluding from inspiring English sources

The title for Mr. Maltin's book comes from the concluding remarks the captain made when asked by an inquiry about the causes of the disaster.

The smooth and capacious baritone of Victor Torres, as the Narrator, ties the passions of that tale together; Bernarda Fink, a mezzo-soprano whose tone and temperament recall the singing of Janet Baker, is the star in the "Lamento della Ninfa" (from the concluding volume of madrigals), a supreme example of the mournful Baroque chaconne.

In the case of example (19), taken from the concluding section of a research article, the current real world situation (with bold italic) is negatively evaluated, but a predicted future real world situation (in italics) is evaluated positively.

The basis for Xenophanes' unhappiness with the poets' accounts is not explained, but we may infer from the concluding call to pay due honor to the gods in Xenophanes' B1 that an attribution of scandalous conduct would be incompatible with the goodness or perfection any divine being must be assumed to possess (cf. Aristotle Meta. 1072b; Plato, Rep. 379b).

In evidence, Johnson cites Hoskins's "most famous passage" from the concluding chapter: : In 1972 the BBC broadcast an episode of the television programme Horizon on The Making of the English Landscape produced by Peter Jones, and featuring Hoskins as presenter.

Given the recent murder at the Holocaust Museum and the raging debates about who or what is responsible for what seems to be an increasingly violent anti-Jewish, anti-minority climate, I am compelled to share with readers an excerpt from the concluding chapter of the New White Nationalism in America.

Duntle is 11-2 from 6-1 for the concluding Sandringham Handicap at 5.35pm.

Literature-derived bioactivity data complement high-throughput screening (HTS) data from the concluded NIH Molecular Libraries Program and other HTS projects.

Ye rallied to first from fifth during the concluding freestyle leg.

Last year, the journal Pediatrics published research from the RAND Corporation concluding that degrading lyrics, not sexual lyrics, were the problem.

The URL now redirects to a "note from the editors" concluding, "We were wrong.