Sentence examples for you would conclude from inspiring English sources

LOOK at Britain's press, and you would conclude that the place is about to be overwhelmed by swine flu.

Or at least you would conclude as much after reviewing some of the finer moments of the previous 12 months.

"If you believe their assessment, you would conclude we found 100percentt of the related-party deals.

If you took this show as a comprehensive reflection of the last 500 years of European history, you would conclude that life was, on the whole, quite blissful.

If you looked at only the three best national polls for Mr. Obama on Monday, you would conclude that he was three points ahead in the national race.

If you were to view Florence Nightingale as straightforward drama, I think you would conclude that it was a little unsatisfactory.

You'd conclude that something must be driving the ball away.

(This sort of diversion is bad: if there weren't a company you trusted behind it, you'd conclude that your router or machine might be compromised.

IF you asked all your friends, your family and — I regret to say — your co-workers to talk about their jobs, I think you'd conclude that there is no shortage of bad bosses in this world.

Look at the map to see Sutherland's place in relation to the rest of the universe and you'd conclude this was the wilds of the north, particularly if you've packed some southern preconceptions in your backpack.

Talk to owners of Swans the fast, fastidiously made Finnish sailboats and you'd conclude their manufacturer, Nautor, could do no wrong.