Sentences with phrase «never came to the conclusion»

They've not been validated, and research has never come to that conclusion.

Darwin never came to this conclusion.

I had previously read through the Amazon Associates TOS and never came to this conclusion.

You never came to the conclusion at any point that the return of your principal was more important to you than the return on your principal.

Some artists, like Judy Chicago, intellectually recognized the importance of motherhood and explored it as a theme in their art, but never came to the conclusion that raising children, one of the most primal of human experiences, could actually strengthen and inform their work.

There will always be unexplained variation at some point in the record, does that mean you can never come to any conclusions where you do have data?

To say that science can never come to any conclusions, that we can never reasonably settle any question, is to give up on the entire scientific adventure of understanding the natural world.

Not exact matches

Yet another website has come to the wholly unoriginal conclusion that Florida is the worst state based upon cheeky rankings by writers who presumably have never lived here.

Each trade we take needs careful planning and consideration and we never want to rush to enter a trade because it's far better to miss an opportunity than it is to jump to a conclusion that we came to emotionally rather than logically.

The conclusion I came to was that at $ 47 a share, the stock seemed likely to be priced to return no less than 8 % a year even if rates never rose and yet more than 20 % a year if rates rose quickly.

I've thought about that, but could never come to a logical conclusion.

Never DO YOU think every / any thing out to come to a rational conclusion.

Had Martin Luther learned the proper way to translate and read the Jewish scriptures from the Jewish people instead of his own foolish interpretations he would have never come to such contradictory conclusions about us.

I thought that a good God could never punish someone for rationally looking at all of the evidence and then coming to a conclusion based on it.

«Gary, I never claimed to be a scholar, but I truly believe anyone who honestly reads the Bible will have to come to the conclusion that it is saying that these practices are sinful.»

Through all the stories that do not end happily ever after and the sermons that never come to satisfying conclusions, we have waited.

Anyway, we have come to the conclusion that YES, God is God and he can do whatever HE wants, but He can never act outside of HIs character, and when we understand God's character is good and loving and compassionate and so on, then we are not threatened by Him doing what he wills, because we know His will is always good.

Even the Chinese are coming to the conclusion that is wrong, although they will never admit it.

The immediate reaction of the person was not openness to explore how Barclay came to that conclusion, but to vow never to read or study anything he wrote, even again.

Lancaster laments to the American judge at Nuremberg (Spencer Tracy) that he never expected his slight bending of the legal system to come to such a conclusion.

Before you disagree with my interpretation of this blog, remember, «ultimately, finally, no matter what «conclusions» you come to about the meaning of a text, never let them be your «conclusions.»

Hidden allusions are never easy to be sure of and particularly is this the case with an ancient text, but one can at least see the reasons why Martin - Achard comes to the conclusion that these verses from the book of Hosea not only apply the idiom of resurrection to Israel's hope for the future, but also show where it came from.

The only conclusion I can come to is that you believe I should never use or quote the Bible at all.

I never post my blog, but since I'm also a charismatic recovering pastor, I've come to a conclusion (that also might change) http://antwrites.com/2011/08/27/tongues-and-me/ That might guide you, or it may not

Having read a number of your books and blog posts I find that I have come to the conclusion that unless we view the bible through the lens of Christ we will never truly understand God the Father and how He behaves towards us all.

Indeed, I never cease to be amazed at the opposite conclusions that different people often come to after hearing the same conversation.

But what I detect in it is the work of someone who was never all that interested in investigating the arguments on either side of the same - sex marriage debate; whose scant interest in it has now been fully exhausted, both intellectually and morally; and whose present conclusions hover in mid-air without anything to support them other than a wistful regret that he has lost a hoedown partner in a gay man who has come fairly unglued over the issue.

After two decades, I came to the gut - wrenching conclusion that I would live the rest of my life as a flustered, defeated Christian who would never achieve lasting intimacy with Christ.

I cant praise God enough for the internet we cant be ignorant these if we want to learn anything all we have to do is to jump on the internet for answers since I have accepted Jesus as my personal savior thirty five years ago i cant stop myself to share my experience with people but since i lost my husband through a tragic accident my life took a different turn my savior became more personal and real to me i give myself full to the lord and the result of that people stat asking me for bible study which i have never done in my life so I decided to search the net and i came across your website which put the whole gospel in a simple way and i am going to use it for my first bible study and see how the holy spirit will lead from there.I came to the conclusion that our trials is a blessing in disguise and i praise God for it.keep up the good work God bless Martina keep me in prayer please

I think that even the most uneducated person were to open a bible and read it even one time through with no outside influence (even from me and my positions) would NEVER come to the ridiculous conclusions that this «biblical scholar» comes to.

Well, Larry, we've come to the conclusion... Ah, never mind.

There were allot of mistakes but how you came to that conclusion I'll never know.

Nine of our 10 Premier League games have come to a conclusion, but one match never began after Manchester United's game against Bournemouth was abandoned.

I came to the conclusion that it might never work.

Several longtime Capitol watchers have suggested that for all his bluster and finger - pointing, it is Gov. Andrew Cuomo who is the biggest problem in the negotiations over the rent laws, which are holding up action on pretty much everything else at the moment, and therefore preventing this seemingly never - ending session from coming to its highly anticipated conclusion.

I have never posted a comment before, but after reading article after article on Pedro Espada I can only come to one conclusion.

Piarroux, who had been worried that the truth might never come out, says he feels vindicated because the report confirms most of the conclusions in his report to the Haitian government.

After a decade worth of surveys and excavation, archaeologists have come to a conclusion they never thought they'd make in Mesoamerica: It was home to a republic.

By nurturing your body with the proper foods and coming to your own food conclusions you will never feel as if you are dieting, and if you make your own decisions about what types of food work best for you you will not only look better, but feel better too.

I've come to conclusion that even if I'm never going to be the best entrepreneur, the best photographer, the best at singing or dancing, the best at XY, you name it, I will forever have my heart and soul — the two tools which I'll always be «the best» at because of the way how I play their tunes to people which are surrounding me.

I've recently come to the conclusion that I will most likely never not have muffins in my house, either in the fridge or stowed away in the freezer.

Am a patient, matured and Hardworking man who believes and also understands the Basics of True Love and will never compromise anything for one, someone who has been through a lot of ups and downs in life and has come to the conclusion that One should live everyday...

Many of us who never came across such relationships or spoke to people involved in such an arrangement, often draw a conclusion that these girls have «daddy issues».

While the film comes to a mildly clever conclusion, it feels like a bottle of vintage champagne that never gets to pop its cork at midnight.

When all of these things — plus the very real possibility of a sequel to The Host — come together in a mindless conclusion, bits of plot and storylines fly about and we're left with nothing but a long, tedious, misadventure that has this author writing something he never thought he would: I miss the subtle nuances of the «Twilight» series and especially the multifaceted talents of Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson.

«But I love that the audience never truly knows her story... the audience can come to their own conclusions about who she is.

Her salvation comes through the intervention of others, and we never get a sense of why or how she came to the conclusion to write about her experiences or, indeed, how she got to a place where she could enjoy a suburban life with a husband and children.

They made the same mistake that Danny DeVito made with «The War of the Roses»: the relationship between the two leads is so horrifically lopsided that by the time it comes to its inevitable conclusion, it's hard to disagree, never mind care.

Sans Basinger, «The Girls of Never Say Never Again» (10 mins., 480i) surveys the various female - types involved in the production, many of whom were relatively new to the biz — and we come to the unsurprising conclusion that all were intimidated by Connery's commanding presence.

So the only conclusion is that Don needs Gal in a way that can never be expressed, and it comes out as a struggle for leverage, of one guy trying to have his way with the other.