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Summing up   /sˈəmɪŋ əp/   Listen
Summing up

noun
1.
A concluding summary (as in presenting a case before a law court).  Synonyms: rundown, summation.






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"Summing up" Quotes from Famous Books



... continued the village inquisitor, summing up her terrible evidence, "what are we to think of a girl called Miss Moore in one town and Mrs. Lennox in the other, with no sign of a wedding ring and no sign of a husband? And what are we going to think of that baby? It seems to me scandalous." ...
— 'Way Down East - A Romance of New England Life • Joseph R. Grismer

... hadn't gone where I ought not to have been, nothing would have happened," was her rather mixed, if perfectly correct, summing up. ...
— Judy • Temple Bailey

... to New South Wales in 1829, in a judicial summing up of the causes of this revolt, gives Bligh full credit for his attempt to govern well, and condemns in strong terms the outrageous conduct of the New South Wales Regiment; but he describes Bligh as a despotic man who "had proved his incapacity ...
— The Naval Pioneers of Australia • Louis Becke and Walter Jeffery

... approaching men on their emotional side. A demonstrative preacher impresses large crowds of people at once. But all the same, I have learned from many disillusionments to be afraid of overdoing emotionalism in religion. Summing up the evidence of men's Christlikeness by their characters, as I look back down my long list of loved and honoured helpers and friends, I am certainly safe in saying that I at least should judge that no section of Christ's Church has any monopoly of ...
— A Labrador Doctor - The Autobiography of Wilfred Thomason Grenfell • Wilfred Thomason Grenfell

... helmet, and other things considered no doubt by her as suited to Egypt rather than to herself, remarked in my hearing, with a Scotch accent and an air of summing up, that Karnak was "very nice indeed." There she was wrong—Scotch and wrong. Karnak is not nice. No temple that I have seen upon the banks of the Nile is nice. And Karnak cannot be summed up in a phrase or in many phrases; cannot even be adequately ...
— The Spell of Egypt • Robert Hichens


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