Sentence examples for which he concludes from inspiring English sources
Gen Jetley lists a series of actions by the Nigerian army which he concludes amounted to colluding in the abductions.
In the robust defense of the traditional Shakespeare with which he concludes, Shapiro is lively, psychologically subtle, and dryly appreciative of conspiratorial excess.
It is, he says, "art about what it is to make art," which, he concludes, is to make "things possible that weren't there before".
Rowan's kinship with Waldo will be clear to all readers – even the benighted English – of the two translations with which he concludes his latest collection, The Other Mountain.
He explains his work in his new book, "iDisorder: Understanding Our Obsession With Technology and Overcoming Its Hold on Us," in which he concludes that Facebook is "both good and bad for us".
To the Editor: It was with great interest that I read about John Edgar Wideman's experiment in which he concludes that train passengers avoid sitting next to him because he is black.
Which, he concluded, "is where we are".
He also questioned the wisdom of the war on drugs, which he concluded overemphasizes interdiction and enforcement at the expense of treatment.
Aronian's boldest move might have been 13... Rf3, which he said computer simulations had discouraged but which he concluded would be a good play.
He regarded British activities in Somaliland as subversive and turned to the United States, which he concluded would be the dominant postwar power, to balance the geopolitical threat.
The consultancy enabled Mr Ibrahim to peer into the business models of dozens of mobile operators, from which he concluded that an African operator would work.
