Sentence examples for the head concludes from inspiring English sources

"Assessment of Stresses in the Cervical Spine Caused by the Posture and Position of the Head" concludes that the amount of pressure put on our spine by tilting our heads forward by 60 degrees is considerable; a noggin weighing around 5kg in a neutral position exerts a force on the spine of more like 25kg when it's tilted downwards at Candy Crush Saga.

But a 1994 opinion by the Office of Legal Counsel (where I was the head) concluded that a president can do so only under very special circumstances, including a conclusion on his part that it is "probable" that the Supreme Court would agree with him — a tough argument to make about "don't ask, don't tell" at this point.

MacArthur, who was noted for his fairness and level head, concluded: "This is a murky area of Fleet Street pond life, where the rule is not to get caught and where editors plead public interest when they are only feeding the interest of the public".

"Obviously you still have a lot of underbrush in your head!" concluded Zhuangzi.

"Because word always gets out and McCann is vindictive," the head hunter concludes.

Because the migration blocker rules out cell motility as an explanation for the appearance of ectopic melanocytes in the head, we conclude that depolarized cells can exert their inductive effect at long range, not only crossing the midline to affect the contralateral side but signaling at least as far as the length of the head along the anterior-posterior axis.

The Sun called it "a damning review" and a "devastating probe" but bemoaned the lack of rolling heads, concluding: "It seems the only people paying the price for the BBC's catastrophic failure are the licence fee payers".

As late as 1988, a commission he headed concluded that the Soviet Union would remain America's principal military competitor for at least another 20 years.

Nilsen explained that the title (of the album and single) "They All Speak the Truth" refers to reconciling one's gut feeling with the other messages received from the head and heart; concluding that all three speak the truth.

Therein, Al-Zahawi asks, "How many men of sixty have married adolescents, their gray hair burning as fire on their heads?" The poem concludes unforgettably, describing how an old man "grabbed at [his young wife] as she pushed him away, telling her, Asmaa, you are mine by Sharia, and what Sharia makes mine shall obey.

"I'm over my head," she concludes, "but it sure feels nice".