Sentence examples for telling conclusions from inspiring English sources

Three telling conclusions can be drawn: (a) that the anatomical bases of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia are intimately related.

Guttridge's telling conclusion is that "management of men, courage in combat, organizational abilities, tact and imagination all were impressively displayed throughout Adolphus Greely's long life, with one exception.

It's a remarkably simple and telling conclusion.

The heads of the three armed forces, as well as the Chief of Defence Staff, met David Cameron at Downing Street last night to be told the conclusions of the review; the formalities are expected to be tied up today ahead of next week's public announcement.

Writer's friend tells his conclusions about the people who distribute these materials.

Relatives of the two pilots responded angrily to the conclusions, telling Russian television that they will order their own investigation.

Two days later, on 7 September, Wilson discussed the matter with Hughes and Stewart, and agreed with their conclusions, telling them to proceed.

In addition, Gramsci (1971) tells the conclusion that social movements led to a discussion of various issues, such as Human Rights and Democracy.

Isaac is released later in the year and reunites with Miria in Chicago, as told in Conclusion Chapter Peter Pan In Chains.

Finally, we are told in conclusion that: "So far, none of the worst fears of those who believed that the stimulus was too small or that nationalization was the only option or that taking over car companies would destroy the fabric of capitalism have materialized".

Their conclusion: telling pilots "Don't do that" wasn't going to fly.