Sentence examples for that she concludes from inspiring English sources

And that," she concludes, with a modest and charming smile, as if she knows she's making a pitch, "is all you really need to have for your book: just one reader out there who loves it".

It's no surprise, then, that she concludes: "I am more bearish today than I have been in the past 18 months".

And even if we forget the nitty-gritty details of these inconsistencies, there is the fact that she concludes the Instagram statement by saying she never wanted any part of this narrative in the first place.

Grillo's reference to the G-spot, she said, gave "a negative connotation to a quality women have" – and that, she concluded, "is medieval, really degrading".

A police officer investigating the accident told The New York Times that she concluded that the hitch on the 1993 Grand Cherokee punctured the gas tank, leading to the fire.

After watching "Making A Murderer," Hartman, a paralegal, says that she concluded that Avery was wrongfully convicted in the 2005 murder of 25-year-old Wisconsin photographer Teresa Halbach. .

That means, she concludes, that the "principles of informed consent" are often not respected in practice.

His identity can't have been that important, she concluded.

"I really don't need that much," she concluded.

"I think I can work with that Obama," she concluded.

"No way could I not buy that jacket," she concluded.