Sentences with phrase «possibly come to the conclusion»

«For some reason, many people are horrified that anyone would write a book that might possibly come to the conclusion that perhaps June Cleaver, as wonderful as she was, is in fact not the standard for biblical womanhood.»

DC: «How can anyone read this and possibly come to the conclusion that what is being discussed is the «decline» in the late instrumental period?

How can anyone read this and possibly come to the conclusion that what is being discussed is the «decline» in the late instrumental period?

As for your, «How can anyone read this and possibly come to the conclusion that what is being discussed is the «decline» in the late instrumental period?

Not exact matches

Otherwise, boards and managers can come to misleading, and possibly quite costly, conclusions.

Christians can not imagine that anyone could possibly contemplate death without having the «assurance» that a beautiful heavenly existence awaits them, but in fact most true atheists (as opposed to those who are simply indifferent, which is a growing segment of the population) have given this quite a bit of thought and have come to a different conclusion.

How could you possibly come to your own conclusion when the world forms your reference points?

This means one of two things: 1) you have met one, possibly two sets of gay parents total (which I might actually believe because statistically you could not have come across that many gay parents) and that you certainly don't have enough information to make ANY conclusion on gay parents based on the few that you have met, or 2) you are lying by claiming you have met many gay parents (statistically a low probability), and that they are ALL abusers (a statistical improbability).

Yep, I think I've just come to the conclusion that this version of sweet potato toast is quite possibly the best brain breakfast imaginable.

«I could not figure out how that could be, until I came to the conclusion that very possibly the companies were reporting a two - year amount, the 2014 and 2015 net new jobs created and including them in their submission to the agency,» Schimminger said at the hearing.

After trying every liquid and powder highlighter and bronzer combination throughout the years, and failing to get anything as dewy as her skin is in the «Waiting for Tonight» video, we came to the conclusion that she can't possibly be human.

The conclusion the film comes to is that the more we know, the less we can possibly hope to understand, with the moral centre of the picture, good cop Jim Gordon (Gary Oldman), becoming complicit in a devil's bargain.

It's dusty and creaky after fourteen years on the shelf, dealing with drilling wetlands and the like — but the real question is how Darby's theories could possibly be so privileged when, truth be known, if two Supreme Court Justices were offed in quick succession, everybody and their sister would be coming to the same broad conclusions this not - especially - bright law student reached.

It is therefore not surprising thatOHCHR, after a thorough inquiry, came to the conclusion that the above - mentioned barbaric acts against refugees constituted war crimes, crimes against humanity and possibly crimes of genocide, subject to confirmation by a competent international criminal court or tribunal.34 So far, no charge has been brought forward.

«My three years at Nature left me painfully aware that scientists are about the worst people on earth when it comes to confusing their political inclinations with objective fact — and absolutely the worst in the concomitant certainty that one's opponents must be liars, frauds, or corruptly motivated, since (obviously) no honest person could possibly have reached a contrary conclusion through objective reasoning.

I imagine Weaver at home doggedly spending hours on the Sisyphean task of stopping the tides of blogs and search engines from propagating the negative opinions, finally coming to the conclusion that a lawsuit would be the only way to possibly stop it.