Sentence examples for very conclusions from inspiring English sources

If I say, as Aslan does on page 104, that "the acceptance of [Jesus'] miracles forms the principal divide between the historian and the worshipper," am I not stacking the deck in favor of the very conclusions I wish to draw?

The second is at the very conclusion of the series.

It's only the novel's very conclusion -- an epiphanic realization that seems better suited to a short story -- that disappoints.

Suspended above the water as if on a ledge at the very conclusion of the yacht's elegant aft overhang, the long view ahead resembled a straight, clean boulevard of flawless teak.

But a year ago, I came to that very conclusion.

Peter Abelard reports that there were some medieval philosophers who drew this very conclusion.

The evidence that Plato wants his readers to draw this very conclusion from early on is somewhat contradictory, however.

Bots can be great when put to work properly — researchers have come to that very conclusion — but some internet people are inherently bad and bot networks can be used to give them oversized influence and power.

I think Assad will draw very clear conclusions from that".

Very similar conclusions can be drawn about the Clinton years.

Their biographies run in tandem, though to very different conclusions.