Sentence examples for of that concluding from inspiring English sources

The rhythm of that concluding sentence is musical and strong, but the image is insisted into place (just as the couple, pages earlier, was) for the sake of a poetic ending to the story -- which had not moved inevitably toward this or any other conclusion.

Midway through years of talks that concluded in October, she called the emerging agreement the "gold standard" of trade pacts.

But in the end, it was the simplest of stupidities that concluded the matter.

Mr. Li confidently nailed the cascade of prestissimo octaves that conclude the work.

The authors of that review concluded that there was little evidence to support current measures of lumbar ROM.

The authors of that review concluded that standalone teaching improved student knowledge, but not skills, attitudes or behaviour in EBP.

The authors of that publication concluded that the TGF-β 869C/T SNP was not associated with structural severity.

The authors of that review concluded that standalone teaching improved student knowledge, but not skills, attitudes or behaviour in EBM.

Yet he lacked the courage of his convictions, concluding that "of course we will continue to publish recorded crime figures".

Three versions of the report on Iraq were prepared, all of them concluding that Saddam Hussein was a major threat.

As promised, Ms. Kaden talked to the men of "Gossip Girl," concluding that there was "definite eye candy all around".