Sentence examples for might conclude from from inspiring English sources

You might conclude from this that Suharto had it right.

Despite what you might conclude from Can't Touch This, BBC programmes aren't just thrown on air.

They might conclude from the resulting mass casualties that cologne is a tool of violence.

A casual visitor might conclude from this lineup that Moscow loves its writers.

Or so you might conclude from the introduction to "Viennese Silver," the handsome new show at the Neue Galerie.

One might conclude from this evidence that the O.E.D., generally written by and for Victorian gentlemen, was biased against Africans.

You might conclude the same from other sports, even in shrinking economies.

Anybody reading Gov. Brian Schweitzer's article might conclude that synfuels from coal are the answer to global warming.

Given more choice (i.e., more films or more musicians), one might conclude that revenue from people buying those movies and films would be more evenly distributed among all the films available — with lots of choices, and lots of easy ways for good films to be seen, shouldn't the worthy independent films be able to take advantage of the "long tail" and make a lot of money?

One might conclude that our data from RAAA patients are in contrast with these findings.

From this we might conclude that these students begin their studies from a more critical perspective about the realism of medical television programs, or, conversely, that medical television programs do not greatly influence their beliefs and expectations about the medical profession, or not in ways that our study could measure.