Sentence examples for some would conclude from inspiring English sources

Some would conclude that he sounded a bit confused about foreign policy issues in a recent interview with radio host Hugh Hewitt.

But when I speak with friends and note their despair about the state of the planet I remind them that we are not inherently evil doers as some would conclude during these very dark times when heads are literally rolling; the results of a distortion of faith.

Sister Camille knows that some people would conclude Mr. Hammer's crime undercuts any argument for life without parole as the only acceptable punishment for murder.

It clears the way for same-sex marriage in America's most populous state.Still, some hoped the Supreme Court would conclude, like the district court, that same-sex marriage bans violate the 14th amendment's equal-protection clause.

"Because they keep saying it, and nothing is happening with it at all thus far on a major level, so I would conclude that some believe he will [commute many people's sentences], but many don't believe it until it's verified".

We would conclude here by mentioning some other areas of inquiry that might become increasingly important.

Or at least you would conclude as much after reviewing some of the finer moments of the previous 12 months.

Now I would conclude by saying this.

Many pianists would conclude a recital with this virtuosic workout.

But Sokolenko was not, British detectives would conclude, a murderer.

No one can be sure what a jury would conclude.