Sentence examples for so I conclude from inspiring English sources

"So I conclude that, because their veracity is self-evident, my words are accepted as truths".

So I conclude that, like most everything involving three-year-olds, we might as well give it a whirl.

Even so, I conclude from these facts that attacking Obama because of his "association with" Ayers constitutes McCarthyism.

It cannot be smog, because Rochester predated the industrial revolution, so I conclude that the director, who plainly fancies himself a symbolist, is bent on moral miasma.

So I conclude that, having asked a simple-minded question, I've got a simple-minded answer: some people descend from that first storyteller and some don't - so if having lived a story, you feel compelled to examine it in public, he's the reason.

He is all of those things.' 'So,' I conclude, after this barrage of third person proclamations, 'you don't feel personally attacked when people criticise you?' 'No,' Lévy says, 'Often, I feel - with good reason - that they are aiming at someone else.' · Qui a tué Daniel Pearl? is published by Grasset.

"So I concluded — and I had to decide quickly — that we'd lose thousands of votes".

And so I concluded that dogs were not man's best friend but, rather, the mischievous sidekicks of misunderstood children.

Or so I concluded on a visit to the annual holiday fair at Brick Church on the Upper East Side.

When I looked around the terminal, I saw people topping off their electronics at every single outlet, so I concluded that we couldn't possibly be stealing, since we were all being so brazen about it.

Rock shrimp went on strike in late October, or so I concluded from their failure to participate in the rock shrimp tempura, which tasted only of tempura, and a somewhat greasy tempura at that.