Sentence examples for having to conclude from inspiring English sources

So it seems as though one could accept the traditional account of divine omnipresence without having to conclude that the world is God's body.

You have to conclude: talent to burn.

— you have to conclude that it doesn't matter anymore.

You had to conclude that some wounds may never heal.

Not so North, you'd have to conclude.

I have to conclude that it was St Hilda's doing.

"I have to conclude that the account in Bush's memoir simply is wrong," Rizzo concludes.

Eventually you have to conclude that Mr. Blessing himself has not satisfactorily worked out its meaning.

In the end, I had to conclude that the differences came down to aesthetics and money.

The problem with playlists is they have to conclude somewhere – and so to the finale.

I suppose you have to conclude that things can go both ways.