Sentence examples for or concluded from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Others questioned the existence of a large-scale underground church or concluded that it was impossible to estimate accurately the number of underground religious believers.

It was unclear why the military council so quickly changed its mind about its plan or concluded that Parliament could handle the task.

"Those who are to conduct a war cannot in the nature of things be proper or safe judges whether a war ought to be commenced, continued or concluded," he argued.

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

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

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

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

There would be friends and neighbors drawn into the story, brought along to try and help the family understand exactly what the medical professionals were saying or concluding.