Sentence examples for stated conclusively from inspiring English sources

She even made a passing, dismissive reference to the appeal of "figures of great personal charisma" — I knew what that was about — and then stated, conclusively, that there was nothing to be said in defense of psychoanalysis that couldn't also be said in defense of magic or astrology.

Among the most glaring errors committed by the agencies, the committee said, was a failure to "accurately or adequately explain the uncertainties" behind their judgments, particularly those spelled out in the National Intelligence estimate of 2002, which stated conclusively that Iraq possessed chemical and biological weapons program and was reconstituting its nuclear program.

"It's very unlikely for us ever to be able to state conclusively who the Ripper was".

He shared Rumsfeld's disdain for the analysis and assessments proffered by the C.I.A., viewing them as too cautious, and chafed, as did Rumsfeld, at the C.I.A.'s inability, before the Iraq war, to state conclusively that Saddam Hussein harbored weapons of mass destruction.

If questioned, the adults in this family would state conclusively that there is no difference between the two places and moreover that God is ultimately singular and to be found nowhere on the face of the earth but rather in one's own body and heart.

But few agencies are willing to state conclusively that there are no long-term health risks.

This is precisely what I've been doing, and so I state conclusively that by any measurement of reason, I have yet to see a case where tolerance, compassion and empathy for others have ever hurt anybody.

He found that there was no physical evidence to state conclusively that Chloe Britt had been shaken to death instead of dying from hitting her head, as Havard claimed.

Thanks to a hit piece by one of those Beltway pseudo- bipartisans" we can now state conclusively what many of us have long suspseudo- bipartisans Street speaks for the American majority.

Correction: This article states that in his review of Steven Hayne's autopsy, Dr. Jim Lauridson "found that there was no physical evidence to state conclusively that Chloe Britt had been shaken to death instead of dying from hitting her head... " While Dr. Michael Baden's review of Hayne's autopsy came to that conclusion, Lauridson's review focused only on the alleged sexual abuse of Britt.

Scientists can't state conclusively that CT scans cause cancer until ongoing prospective studies of that link generate results.