Sentence examples for historical conclusions from inspiring English sources

Britain and the EU; there are two obvious historical conclusions.

It aims to render grand historical conclusions but remains unintentionally and inescapably personal.

Justice Scalia doesn't dispute these historical conclusions, but he said that unlike Justice Thomas, he wasn't ready to reverse the decisions applying the First Amendment's restrictions on religion to the states.

It was irresistible, on the 10th anniversary of 9/11, to draw large historical conclusions about the demise of the United States, and to express regrets over paths not taken.

Nor am I suggesting there's no place for drawing theological or historical conclusions in response to what the Gospels -- in concert -- present to us.

There is tremendous pressure to race through epochs and regions, dictating names and dates, with little time available for an in-depth exploration of concepts and historical themes, the evaluation of primary and secondary sources, and for students to draw their own historical conclusions.

But he may draw the broader historical conclusion that the imposition of torture and repressive violence has a habit of undermining the political legitimacy of world-class powers.

Eight Academy Award noms (and one win for Best Adapted Screenplay) later, the answer is probably not, but that doesn't mean Benedict Cumberbatch's 2014 portrayal of the tortured cryptanalyst isn't well worth its heartbreaking historical conclusion.

The Tjørnuvík case study underlines that environmental proxy analyses, AMS radiocarbon dating, and tephrochronology in judicious combination can significantly strengthen historical ecological conclusions, especially in key periods – such as the Norse expansion in the North Atlantic – where plateaus in the calibration curve occur.

Classificatory and historical techniques and conclusions are not incompatible, however.

Given the historical record, those conclusions should be staring us in the face.