Sentence examples for summing up that from inspiring English sources

Summing up that point, she added: "The dose makes the poison".

Even the Economist, usually sympathetic to business, has twisted the knife, summing up that Goldman is "greedy until proven guilty".

"Caroline's wedding will be lovely," she said with such a joyful summing up that I went running to my editor and announced I had an exclusive.

Judge Peter Rook told the jurors during his summing up that a "conspiracy in law is an agreement between two or more persons [which] if carried out amounts to the commission of an offence".

Tom Kark QC, the counsel to the inquiry, said in his summing up that it was "truly surprising" that there was evidence from "not one but three" whistle-blowers at the CQC, and "fear was on each occasion palpable" at the hearing.

It was also described as "a unique expression of a woman's powerful sensuality: sexy, elegant yet feminine with an air of mystery", summing up that the fragrance reflects "a self-assured woman, who is not afraid to desire and to be desired".

Martinez likes to sign off his match notes with the Spanish phrase "Sin Miedo" - Without Fear - and if 90 minutes summed up that philosophy then this was it.

With 1SE, I can scroll back to any day since my first clip back in September and immediately see the thing I thought best summed up that day.

We sum up that spirit in our invitation to 'Live Original'".

Coach Dan Doherty said one conversation summed up that year.

How do you sum up that kind of career, draw conclusions?