Sentence examples for own concluding from inspiring English sources

To employ Hebdo's own concluding rhetorical device, let us ask "the world's oldest and most important question": how the hell did we end up here?

The chapter in which Lila tries and fails to dump Moe could be a lovely, funny short story all on its own, concluding with the unassuming line: "They had a nice time on the couch until the sun went down".

Arthur J. Marks, a longtime venture capitalist, put together a study of his own, concluding that the flood of money into the venture business the last few years had created an imbalance of capital and the capacity of venture capitalists to manage it.

"Are we going to see programmatic forced to be non-personal and therefore better for every single citizen of the world (except, say, if they work for a data broker)," adds Ryan, posing his own concluding question.

He both reviewed earlier studies on motion and conducted two of his own, concluding perceiving movement was more than the sum of seeing successive sequential images.

This sentence, although literally true, implicitly contradicts the authors' own concluding statement that the functional homologue can be determined based on the outcome.

Mr. Hindy, already involved in trademark litigation of his own, concluded, "One of those suits is plenty".

They drafted their own opinion, concluding that the standardless recount violated the guarantee of equal protection.

(In a subsequent ruling, Gardephe left little doubt about his own views, concluding that Cohen's trades in July , 2008 "were based on inside information that Martoma had supplied").

Despite the UK government's own scientists concluding that flood risk is rising, flood defence spending since 2010 has been cut.

The government recently released its own estimate, concluding that about 9,000 people perished during that period.