Sentence examples for i do concludes from inspiring English sources

"Being involved with feminism on campus is the most important thing I do," concludes Levy.

What I do conclude is that all the conservative shouting about how Obama is a socialist has had the unexpected effect of educating a sizable portion of the public to think of socialism as synonymous with "European socialism" (i.e., democracy plus private industry plus nice, soft, 400-thread safety nets) instead of Soviet-style "socialism" (i.e., totalitarianism plus gigantism plus poverty).

Though my informal stroll turned out fine, I did conclude that vegetarians can't really rely on the more formalized neighborhood rutas de tapas, or tapas crawls, that have become popular in the city, offering a cheap tapas-and-beer combination.

In the end, though, I did conclude one thing.

She reflects on her own college days but doesn't really want Jodi (Sarah Saunders) to experience all the same things she did, concluding, "I hope she'll have a little more self-respect than that".

God knows I don't conclude the sleeve, less do I have a plan to remove a sweater.

"I do not conclude that Mr Mitchell put any pressure on Mr Rippon not to run the Newsnight programme.

"I do not conclude that... Mr Mitchell put any pressure on Mr Rippon not to run the Newsnight programme".

I do not conclude from this that Americans view Obama as a capitalist and McCain as a socialist.

Sometimes they appear to be significant, but I don't conclude from that that The Times's coverage was incomplete, just that editorial judgment was exercised.

"Nobody has more respect than I do," he concluded.