Sentence examples for they were conclusions from inspiring English sources

Deciding to get serious about his studies, Kirn, "with virtually no stored literary material about which to harbor critical assumptions...[relies on his] gift for mimicking authority figures and playing back to them their own ideas as though they were conclusions...[he'd] reached himself".

19 Outcomes such as learning, transfer of skills to new situations, or improved patient care are relatively unstudied, and when they are, conclusions drawn are limited due to weak study designs.

Among the evidence they attacked were conclusions about ballistics test results and the handling by the authorities of bullet fragments found after each of the shootings.

"They're close to reaching some conclusions," one official said of the president and his top aides.

In particular, the last 2 sentences are conclusions and they should be separated and labelled as such.

These are the conclusions to which my study of John's Gospel has led me, and they are the conclusions that I explore and document in this book "The Fourth Gospel: Tales of a Jewish Mystic".

All agencies said they were taking the conclusions and recommendations on board.

Even when the author took fictional leaps, she said they were based on conclusions drawn from facts.

Agency officials said they were currently reviewing conclusions in other cases but refused to name them or specify how many cases were being reviewed.

"They're drawing conclusions that if this outbreak does turn into an epidemic, it would have an impact on travel," he said.

But the rail minister Simon Burns said: "They are reaching conclusions...based a business case from 18 months ago".