Sentence examples for really concluded from inspiring English sources

He felt as though their conversation had not really concluded when the girl had so rudely interrupted.

I did an enormous amount of research, and I hadn't really concluded anything".

So what can we really conclude from the study?

"You could do what you liked, really," concludes East, "because there were no rules".

Given all of the above, can we really conclude that the budget deficit is a fundamental moral challenge?

It is also a product of public policy.Yet whether you can really conclude from this that sprawl is wasteful and ought to be discouraged is another matter.

"My suspicion is that the whole thing may be learned, but we can't really conclude that from the data," said Josh McDermott, the study's lead author and a researcher at New York University.

But how much can we really conclude from these images?

Can we really conclude on such a basis that a certain illness has a modest severity?

This is interesting enough, and the whole paper and discussion would be much better if the author didn't try to argue too strongly for a model, that is not strongly supported by the data, but rather discuss what one can really conclude from the results.

Not really, he concluded.