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Sentences ending with conclusions

He has followed your precept, Madam; I hope you accept his conclusions. [6]
You may draw your own conclusions. [6]
A few Continental writers have adopted similar conclusions. [3]
Still more satisfactory would it be if it could be shown that he had reconsidered his predictions, and declared that he could not abide by his former alarming conclusions. [6]
It may be very important to show that the champions of this or that set of dogmas, some of which are extinct or obsolete as beliefs, while others retain their vitality, held certain general notions which vitiated their conclusions. [6]
Now I want to tell a story about jumping at conclusions. [5]
Can it be that I am deceived in my conclusions? [5]
I have no space to give even an abstract of his conclusions. [3]
If he was right in this, he supposed the House might assume the facts to be as they were stated, and thence proceed to draw their own conclusions. [7]
You have not quite so many hesitations as I have in following out your logical conclusions. [6]

Short sentences using conclusions

How you rush at conclusions! [10]

More example sentences with the word conclusions in them

Perhaps, however, he would have hesitated to carry his purposes to immediate conclusions, were it not that the very gods seemed to play his game with him. [11]
At Tuskeegee they will jump to misleading conclusions from insufficient evidence, along with Doctor Parkhurst, and they will deceive the student with the superstition that no gentleman ever swears. [5]
The same logic which had carried him to certain conclusions with reference to human nature, this same irresistible logic carried him straight on from his text until he arrived at those other results, which not only astonished his people, as was said, but surprised himself. [6]
The bulletin-boarder referred to was Sir Ossaise of Surluse, a brave knight, and of considerable celebrity on account of his having tried conclusions in a tournament once, with no less a Mogul than Sir Gaheris himself--although not successfully. [5]
We should hesitate to draw adverse conclusions in regard to a system yet so young that its results cannot be fairly estimated. [4]
Some people jump to conclusions without any thought--you have noticed that? [5]
The conclusions of this author, as well as those of Gratiolet and Aeby, concerning the brain, will be discussed by Prof. Huxley in the Appendix alluded to in the Preface to this edition. [1]
Somehow, every time the magic of fol-de-rol tried conclusions with the magic of science, the magic of fol-de-rol got left. [5]
He feels that the improvements of this broad and goodly land are a mighty interest; and he is unwilling to confess to the people, or perhaps to himself, that he has built an argument which, when pressed to its conclusions, entirely annihilates this interest. [7]
Our studies in the department of biblical geography had led us to different conclusions, but our scientific views were constantly intermingled with recollections of the Lennestrasse. [10]
The noise of the affair had got around town, and I was heartily sorry I had not taken the other and better method of trying conclusions with the duke, and slapped his face. [9]
It was clear that Horapollo was uneasy at Philippus' long silence, and his pointed eyebrows, raised high on his brow, plainly showed that he was drawing his own conclusions from it--no doubt the right ones. [10]
The misfortune is that his conclusions have been employed by persons incompetent to appreciate their foundation, as arguments in favour of obscurantism. [1]
Besides, he could safely commit the execution of his conclusions and commands to his obedient and dutiful heir. [10]
My conclusions were right, as after events showed. [11]
It is well remarked, on the twenty-third page of this article, that "the comparison of bills of mortality among an equal number of sick, treated by divers methods, is a most poor and lame way to get at conclusions touching principles of the healing art. [3]
I leave the quibbles by which such persons would try to creep out from under the crushing weight of these conclusions to the unfortunates who suppose that a reply is equivalent to an answer. [3]
These conclusions were pursued at the expense of speech on my part. [11]
My sentences were praised and his conclusions adopted. [6]
Metaphysics are above physics, and drag not matter, or what is termed that, into one of its premises or conclusions. [5]
Miss Vance went on, speaking out the process of reasoning in her mind, rather than any conclusions she had reached. [8]
We should be obliged to note also, among scientific men themselves, a disposition to come to conclusions on inadequate evidence--a disposition usually due to one-sided education which lacks metaphysical training and the philosophic habit. [4]
Her son did not follow her in these speculations, but he rarely disputed the conclusions that she drew from her astrological studies. [10]
His attitude was most favorable to correct conclusions. [7]
His glance became more animated as his conclusions became more hopeless. [2]
His instincts are mixed up with innumerable acquired prejudices, erroneous conclusions, deceptive experiences, partial truths, one-sided tendencies. [6]
Franklin's ants and Lubbuck's ants show fine capacities of putting this and that together in new and untried emergencies and deducting smart conclusions from the combinations--a man's mental process exactly. [5]
The case has long been decided in favor of the views I advocated, but, at the time when I wrote two of the most celebrated professors of Obstetrics in this country opposed my conclusions with all the weight of their experience and position. [6]
There was a little clergyman who was prone to jump at conclusions sometimes. [5]
You have not jumped to conclusions? [5]
Why did he jump to conclusions? [5]
When the President intimates that something in the way of improvements may properly be done by the General Government, he is shrinking from the conclusions to which his own arguments would force him. [7]
You may be interested, Madam, to know what are the conclusions at which Mr. J. J. Flournoy of Athens, Georgia, has arrived. [6]
I could not, if I had tried, have disguised the feelings with which I regarded the attempt to put out of sight the frightful facts which I brought forward and the necessary conclusions to which they led. [6]
One unpalatable expression I suppose the laws of construction oblige me to appropriate to myself, as my reward for a certain amount of labor bestowed on the investigation of a very important question of evidence, and a statement of my own practical conclusions. [3]
Whether the conclusions he reached were right or wrong, they were in no case adopted hastily nor indeed without the fullest consideration. [4]
But as I have a somewhat evil reputation, and as he came out of my entry, people draw their own conclusions. [9]
You see, my friends, what immense conclusions, touching our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor, may be reached by means of very insignificant premises. [6]
We give the foregoing naked facts and draw no conclusions from them. [7]
But the following fact shews how cautious we ought to be in drawing conclusions on this head. [1]
I will now exhibit, in a series of propositions reduced to their simplest expression, the same essential statements and conclusions as are contained in the Essay, with such commentaries and explanations as may be profitable to the inexperienced class of readers addressed. [3]
You see, on earth we jump to such foolish conclusions as to things up here. [5]
For mankind, see Dr. J. Stockton Hough, whose conclusions are given in the 'Popular Science Review,' 1874, p. 97. [1]
It was a difference not about facts, but about conclusions. [7]
But the travellers did not remain long enough to arrive at any conclusions of value on the effect of luxury and lavishness on the sacred institution of marriage. [9]
One of their conclusions, as I understand, is that, as the law stands, and attempting to follow it, the enrolling officers could not have made the enrolments much more accurately than they did. [7]
To jump at conclusions in this way is by no means to understand a heroine with an Ideal. [9]
The conclusions recently arrived at by Dr. J. Stockton Hough, on the temperature of man, are given in the 'Pop. [1]
To understand, observe, and draw conclusions, man must first of all be conscious of himself as living. [2]
The foregoing is a synoptical statement of the evidence, together with the judge-advocate-general's conclusions. [7]
The Maria was a good boat, but she had not been built to try conclusions with a Far Harbor tug. [9]

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