Sentence examples for quick conclusions from inspiring English sources

That was a testament to the fabled resilience of New Yorkers and to the unwillingness of the festival's attendees and performers to jump to quick conclusions.

They are not practising long enough to learn caution about drawing quick conclusions and making hasty interpretations: people and their relationships are so very complicated.

Jewish organisations responded quickly, asking prosecutors to investigate nearly 18,000 tweets, while media around the world drew quick conclusions about antisemitism in Spain.

Mr. Gorrell urged those present to not jump to "quick conclusions" and told them "We believe we have earned the benefit of your doubt".

Former federal judges and sentencing experts pointed to what they said were the limitations in analysis of the data and cautioned against quick conclusions.

11.03am: Ed Balls told BBC News he has yet to decide whether to stand for the Labour leadership: I'm obviously talking to people but I don't want to jump to any quick conclusions.

Several have come to a quick conclusion.

Could this all come to a quick conclusion?

In radically shortening Act IV, Mr. McKenzie brings the story to a quick conclusion.

8.01pm: I'm going to wrap up now with a quick conclusion.

On Oct. 8, its chief executive, Brian Moynihan, promised a quick conclusion.