Sentence examples for why not conclude from inspiring English sources

And after Ms. Willis's show takes us through the building's construction, why not conclude by turning outward again, toward the city, which so many have come to see?

So why not conclude that it is safe?

But then follows Bishop Berkeley's question: if matter is not something, why not conclude that it is nothing?

Why would you NOT conclude that Evo Morales, and for that matter, Hugo Chaves, have the best interests of their people at heart.

Why should we not conclude that our politics– a system that looks among us for the most deluded egotists, people whose true belief it is that they among all of us would be best placed to run an entire country and who then waste that democratic gift on the aggrandisement not of us but of self– why should we not conclude that our politics is well and truly broken?

Heraclitus: And why should we not conclude the matter now, once and for all, Mr. Cage?

Why not, then, conclude with studying the achievement of endings?

At roughly the time she was boring Miller stiff-necked, editors of The Atlantic Monthly were worriedly censoring Welty's inspired black-jazz improvisation, "Powerhouse," and trying to explain to the genteel Southern-lady author why her story could not conclude with the lyrics to "Hold Tight, I Want Some Seafood, Mama" ("Fooly racky sacky want some seafood, Mama!").

4.02pm: The former Lib Dem leader, Menzies Campbell, wonders why Britain has not concluded that Israel was behind the killing itself.

In the letter to DeMarco, Cummings and Tierney wonder why DeMarco has not concluded -- as Fannie Mae, the banks, the Treasury Department and Congressional Democrats all have -- that principal reduction is a vital step.

Discovery did not conclude until 2011.