Sentence examples for i have to conclude from inspiring English sources

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

"I have to conclude that even I was confused on that last whistle.

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

"I have to conclude that fiction is better at 'the truth' than a factual record," Lessing wrote in her 1993 preface to "The Golden Notebook".

Following proposals this week to introduce unisex toilets in some secondary schools, I have to conclude that the Victorians had toilet etiquette absolutely right.

"I have to conclude that you are exploiting your privileged monopoly position and you have displayed a neglect of your customers which I personally find absolutely astonishing.

Soon I had to conclude that I'd reached my level.

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

Granted, I wasn't crossing the Continental Divide, but I had to conclude that the Sprinter was an absolute beast.

I had to conclude that it was the students' preconception that "physician" equals "male" that colored their interpretation of this story.

Looking around, I had to conclude that the ground lent itself to an ambush, but the observation post above us should make it difficult, though not impossible, for insurgents to get into position to set up for an attack.