Sentence examples for true concluded from inspiring English sources
"There are moments in which the dominant premises of public argument are pretty clearly not true," concluded Mr. Galston, who is now a Brookings Institution scholar.
"Every [presidential] election people say this is about the future of the supreme court and the constitution; this time it's true," concludes Cole.
Here the divided sense (one of them I know to be true) is concluded illegitimately from the compounded sense (I know one-or-the-other-of-them to be true).
Theirs was the true glory," concluded Hattersley.
Trust that that is actually true," she concluded.
Not true, they concluded: the Egyptians pursued peace with Israel and crushed terrorists because it was in their interest to do so, not because the U.S. asked them to.
Janzen's idea sounded plausible but was unlikely to be true, they concluded.
We have it within ourselves to make this thing happen that we want". "We can make our dreams come true," she concluded.
Humans reason: that is, taking some things to be true, they conclude therefrom that other things are also true.
Both are true, they conclude.
"Whatever expectation that millennials' diverse racial makeup would spawn especially tolerant views has not yet come true," he concludes.
