Take the following as truth: He placed a wooden hand in mine and said: "This is a pleasure, Mr. Hastings." Then, turning to his wife: "Emily dearest, I think that cushion is a little damp." She beamed fondly on him, as he substituted another with every demonstration of the tenderest care. 
Then the following statement: "He looked at his wife and complained about the cushion." is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: True