Sentence examples for writers concluded that from inspiring English sources

Many writers concluded that I wanted President Obama to sound more like, say, John McCain, because it would make all of us feel better about ourselves as Americans.

As they deconstructed the character of Elmo, the writers concluded that he "really is an everychild, and he's so excited about everything," with great energy and a big imagination, Mr. Mazzarino said.

Nichols never identified the dancer as Juba, but later writers concluded that the boy was that performer.

The writers conclude that the "best bet for some sense" rather than entertainment on news television remain people who have a "long-term association" with the area where the election has taken place.

Other writers conclude that there is a positive correlation between the players' ratings and White's score.

The "single-handed" attack by Wittmann early on, has excited imaginations to the extent that some historians and writers conclude that it has dominated the historical record to an unwarranted degree and that while "remarkable", the role of Wittmann in the battle has been exaggerated.

More than one writer concluded that, of the two,  Frazier was the better man.

The writer concluded that there was nothing to be done about the destruction of the city of his time.

Her confession raised such a controversy that it was still being mentioned this year, when one writer concluded that its "take-away was, something is wrong with Daphne Merkin".

The writer concluded that she didn't care, using an obscenity to make the point and a heart as a perverse flourish.

Writer concluded that what set Bird apart (aside from his final height of 6'9") is his unapproached concept of the complexities of basketball...he is perhaps the most sophisticated basketball player in history.