Sentence examples for or conclude from inspiring English sources

But the firm did not fire him, or conclude that he had divulged inside information.

While elucidating, Ms. Herrera's meticulous analyses of individual paintings can drag on or conclude with banal interpretations.

Without cooperation from Chinese authorities, there is no way for the commission to either put such suspicions to rest or conclude they are accurate and file a suit.

It's a pleasure simply to watch him stretch slowly into an arabesque or conclude a fast spin with a silken finish.

A spokeswoman for Mr. Wohl added that at no time did he know or conclude that Mr. Madoff was running a Ponzi scheme.

Keane said there was a misperception that the government had to indict Bonds, or others, or conclude the investigation at the end of the grand jury, which was investigating perjury and obstruction of justice.

He had just discovered, or concluded, that he was Jewish.

In this case, the movement may be rounded off with a coda, or concluding section.

The ambivalence, the authors say, means there is no carefully defined moment when the caretaker government has commenced or concluded.

Nothing unearthed or concluded by this enquiry, those yet to come, or any other power on earth can change that.

His song "Dixie," written in 1859, was originally a "walk-around," or concluding number for a minstrel show.