Sentence examples for instead of concluding from inspiring English sources

Instead of concluding that Karnazes is suffering from some unclassified personality disorder, many greet him with the kind of awe and reverence typically reserved for minor deities.

But instead of concluding the scene with the equivalent of crashing organ chords, Ms. Bagnold leaves us with a droll rococo flourish.

The report could make political waves if it sharply apportions blame, instead of concluding, as many in the West have, that both governments bear some responsibility.

So I was happy to see that instead of concluding that women need to learn to play rough like men, John Tierney argues that maybe the corporate structure could use some tweaking.

The lighthearted "Rataplan" offers comic relief between Don Carlo and Alvaro's tense scenes instead of concluding the act, which ends instead with "Qual sangue sparsi," a difficult cabaletta for Alvaro.

(His ambition, in this respect, is apparently boundless: in New Hampshire, two days before the primary, I saw him address a gathering sponsored by Women for Dean where, instead of concluding his remarks as he normally does, by saying, "We want our country back," he said, "The most important thing is the human soul and we want that back").

Between a series of Houdiniesque escapes — thanks to an uncanny ability to improvise keys and zip guns out of everyday materials — and a rash of disciplinary infractions, DeFriest's jail time ballooned instead of concluded.

In addition, a methodological adaptationist can accept that an apparent discrepancy between data and the predictions of a model of natural selection may be resolved by concluding that the trait is little influenced by natural selection, instead of by concluding that the model is incorrect.

Sadly, instead of logically concluding that China should suffer the same penalties as Myanmar, Mr. Chellaney argues for easing sanctions and increasing economic ties with the Burmese regime.

Yet instead of hastily concluding that it would cost nothing to treat a financially weak Russia as a complete pariah, the time may have come for a burst of diplomatic creativity.

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