Sentence examples for larger conclusions from inspiring English sources

But neither can we quite resist the temptation to draw larger conclusions about our cultural moment.

The contradictions Tocqueville found in Cincinnati fed into his larger conclusions.

Whatever larger conclusions one thinks should follow from Darwinism, the historical fact is that evolution and religion have often coexisted.

In an interview on Wednesday, Mr. Markey seemed to caution against drawing any larger conclusions about state or national politics.

Yet, given that these nearly identical scenes have now played out both onscreen and off in the last few days, it's hard not to draw larger conclusions here.

Even Mr. Barbour, a Washington lobbyist and former Republican national chairman, cautioned against drawing larger conclusions, although he could not resist throwing a jab at Democrats.

Can one draw a larger conclusion?

A larger conclusion was offered by a lawyer who traveled down in the elevator with Mr. Adav at the Hongkong Bank.

But at the same time, it would be intriguing to see what a mind supple enough to consider the unpleasantness of invisibility would come up with if it were encouraged to do so while building to a larger conclusion.

The reaction of his audience leads to a larger conclusion, though, which is that picking stocks based on listening to Jim Cramer yell about them is a fool's game, too.

Writing about the series in November of that year, Roger Angell observed, The two participants in this unusual, north-south mid-American beer-town matchup — the Grand Ole Opry of baseball, Gorman Thomas called it — presented so many co-existent similarities and contrasts at the outset that some larger conclusion than the mere determination of a winner seemed to be at issue.