Sentence examples for like conclusion from inspiring English sources

Thus, statements like Conclusion 1 in "Summary and Conclusions" are inappropriate.

"Anyone who anticipates a lightning-like conclusion to this will be disappointed," said George W. Carmany III, chairman of the New York Yacht Club's America's Cup committee.

This leads to a Rambo-like conclusion, in which Jozef, Jan and a bunch of other guys we haven't seen before engage in a lengthy shootout.

On his return to India, The Guide was published; the book is the most representative of Narayan's writing skills and elements, ambivalent in expression, coupled with a riddle-like conclusion.

The Germans, needless to say, don't like this conclusion, nor does the leadership of the central bank.

And yet we don't like the conclusion.

He's never less than engaging on alto, applying his room-filling sound as much to a mournful ballad like "Sister" as to a coolly skittering piece like "Conclusions" or a beseeching exercise like "Faith".

But some of the F.B.I.'s arguments seem like conclusions in search of arguments, while other aspects of the report — notably its failure to deal with the silicon question — are conspicuously incomplete.

I am not inclined to discuss these in much detail but I think the majority are far-fetched and some just do not seem to be serious like conclusions based on the higher content of Zn-dependent enzymes in eukaryotes compared to archaea and bacteria or the conclusions on symbiosis etc. [(ix) and (vii) in section 2.4.5, respectively] etc.

While the government officials present may have liked his conclusion -- higher taxes -- they may have grimaced at his premise.

The trade body had time to dismantle the maths; but while it evidently doesn't like the conclusions, it hasn't repudiated the figures.