Sentence examples for text concluded from inspiring English sources

The English and Urdu versions of the message tracked each other closely, but the English text concluded with four sentences not found in the Urdu.

An A Beka high school science text concluded that "much variety within the human race has developed from the eight people who left the Ark".

Jamison, in her review of this topic in her classic text concluded that lithium does cause anterograde amnesia, slightly slowed motor movement and diminished creativity (Goodwin and Jamison 2007).

"That's it, no purchase requirement, no strings," the text concludes.

The text concludes, a few pages later, "Ingmar Bergman was like nobody else: a creative mountain of neuroses and demons".

"Our dual-action treatment draws impurities from your skin," the text concludes, "while nourishing botanicals leave it moisturized and revitalized".

In a nod to the company's slogan, the text concludes: "That's why now, more than ever, you can feel confident that Citi never sleeps".

The last spread shows the little boy watering some tulips (the circle of life again, though less literal than in Barney's case) while the text concludes, "I will always remember her.

Communication proceeds not by knowing "meanings," but by knowing how to distinguish similar from different kinds of things.[10] The text concludes that he wasted his talents "chasing after the myriad things," in his many directions of inquiry, instead of concentrating on a single path.

The report, which is expected to be released as early as next week after five years in the making, details the CIA's treatment of terrorism suspects and, according to officials who have seen the text, concludes that the sometimes-grisly tactics did not yield information that significantly helped the U.S. in its fight against Al Qaeda.

And Gabriel Kahane's playfully outrageous "Craigslistlieder" (2006), which uses ads and exchanges lifted from the Internet as texts, concluded the program.