Sentence examples for ready-made conclusions from inspiring English sources

You fire up your home page, and there they are: rolling news plus a handy collection of ready-made conclusions about practically everything under the sun.

Using it is akin to calling someone "Hitler" or a "Nazi" in a debate: it's basically an intellectual shortcut to a ready-made conclusion.

In conclusion, the consumption of ready-made meals is independently associated with increased abdominal obesity in adults, an indicator of central fat deposition, and the ready-made meal consumers are less likely to achieve the nutritional recommendations.

When I first saw "Sight Unseen," this conclusion seemed to coast a little too smoothly on the ready-made resonance of young, idealistic characters destined to tarnish.

Material, practically ready-made.

So is ready-made housing.

The narratives were ready-made.

Ready-made meals?

Their alternative universe, ready-made and waiting.

She already has a family, ready-made.

The left has a ready-made answer.