Sentence examples for just about concluded from inspiring English sources

And I've just about concluded that the real problem may be the President himself" — standing ovation — "and that next year we ought to fire him and get a new one".

After musing aloud about whether Mr. Bush's advisers had steered him wrong, Mr. Gore said, "I've just about concluded that the real problem may be the president himself and that next year we ought to fire him and get a new one".

Walda issued a brief statement in which he said, "The process has been productive and we're just about to conclude it".

"There's music, but it's not just about the music," Troxler concluded.

In the theater season just concluding, just about all of those potentialities were explored in a virtual mini-festival of two-person plays.

He must have concluded, as just about everyone else here has, that the new President has a gift for language that is more than adequate for his needs...Johnson is an orator, not a debater, & he needs words & issues that will give him quick access to the American mind & conscience.

And, for a variety of reasons, the public concludes that just about every Wall Street figure who gets in trouble is a scumbag.

Education, he concluded, "isn't just about you.

But he said he had since concluded that "Mike is just about perfect in every other way".

In Washington, various powers-that-be considered this hypothesis and concluded that it sounded just about right.

Just about everyone felt compelled to see the concluding moments of this exhausting and exhaustive narrative unfurl — state by state, talking head by talking head.