Sentence examples for if I concluded from inspiring English sources

I could only conclude, if I concluded anything, that I was a freak of nature.

Finally, I would be remiss if I concluded without saying the following: as an occasionally-proud Yale Law School grad, I would like to apologize on behalf of my alma mater for producing Joe Lieberman.

If I conclude my ability to serve impedes on the ability of the board to function, I will step aside.

"Now I intend to view the candidate list and, if I conclude that candidate list is high quality, then there is no need for any intervention from me.

If they had, I concluded, I would not even know: they were long gone down the jogging trail.

"I concluded if the car's overall statement said 'Corvette,' then we were successful," Mr. Peters said in a telephone interview.

I concluded, "If we can send bots out to index the internet, it seems we should be able to find an automated technological solution to preserve content for future generations.

I concluded that if a recipe called for two of something, then those somethings must be pretty uniform in size.

Some time ago I concluded that if readers are interested in a subject, you should not worry about giving them too much on a live blog.

Now, looking at the shameless face in the portrait, I got him back into proportion, and I concluded that if it was possible for the real Joe Gould to have any feeling about the matter one way or the other he wouldn't be in the least displeased if I told anything at all about him that I happened to know.

"I concluded that if there were a situation in which a faculty member insisted on having no weapons in the classroom and that faculty member were challenged on that, I would have to be in a position where I would have to decide between supporting that faculty member and his or her decision to protect the sanctity and security of the classroom, or to respect the state law.