OWL: Developing a professional writing style: Transitional expressions: Repeating, summarizing, or concluding

adding/showing sequence	comparing	contrasting	exemplifying or intensify
indicating place	indicating time	repeating, summarizing, or concluding	showing cause or effect

Repeating, summarizing, or concluding

Use the following transitional expressions to repeat, summarize, or conclude:

all in all
altogether
as has been said
in brief
in conclusion
in other words
in particular
in short
in simpler terms
in summary
on the whole
that is
therefore
to put it differently
to summarize

Examples:

1. Many British artists, in particular, those who emerged during the 1990s, have never matched their international and native success in America, even when they tried.

2. Adults who grew up listening to The Police consisted of Sting's primary audience, and they could not hear "Desert Rose" through any other accepted means besides radio. Therefore, Miles Copeland, Sting's manager, decided to contact luxury automobile maker Jaguar to see if the company would use the song in its advertisements.