Sentence examples for thought concluded from inspiring English sources

"There is no other proposition in economics which has more solid empirical evidence supporting it," Michael Jensen, a leading proponent of this school of thought, concluded in 1978.

But that feeble thought concludes an otherwise wonderful piece entitled "You Are Here," which is original to this collection.

He's since turned his attention to war footage and online videos of car accidents, but LAX is like a long train of thought concluding that even the most vividly-imagined and well-produced worlds are imperfect fictions.

It's full of encouraging ideas and takeaways: "The Secret History of Thoughts" concluded, in part, that our dark thoughts don't necessarily make us monsters, and may even mean that we're more moral and sensitive than less haunted people.

The eventual realization that babies are not fashion accessories has brought us a bounty of its own: the nourishment of adult socializing, conversations where sentences can be completed and thoughts concluded without juvenile disruption.

Yet on second thoughts I concluded I was not.

After observing the fact of thought, Rosmini concludes that its absolute basis, without which nothing is thought and thought is nothing, must be the knowledge of being.

It is with this in mind that all thought of concluding with a 3-D representation of all three when they are quite readily available through the microscope's own image-ware is not economical.

Lange, on the other hand, drew on Helmholtz's early thought to conclude that the scientific investigation of the physiology of the sense organs provided partial confirmation of Kant's fundamental claims.

Challenge mainstream thought,'" concluded Paul.

So there!" Barnes had given this a lot of thought, and had concluded that he did not care.