Sentence examples for I surmised this from inspiring English sources

When I came back to earth, I surmised this idiot was probably drunk and on the wrong floor, and was going by memory where his apartment was.

I surmise this only from the rage that boiled up in me that summer; a rage mirrored in the eyes of the other children at the ranch.

I surmised that this project would prove a mistake, like Mr. Churchill's attempt to take Gallipoli in 1915, but it would be the kind of mistake that would look good in his memoirs.

I surmised that this wistful cry of pain had been continued over such a long period of time that the sounds no longer reached his conscious mind the way an old, deaf dog barks sometimes, until one gently closes his mouth for him, because he cannot hear the barking.

I surmised that this wistful cry of pain had been continued over such a long period of time that the sounds no longer reached his conscious mind—the way an old, deaf dog barks sometimes, until one gently closes his mouth for him, because he cannot hear the barking.

"From what information I've gathered, I can surmise this is what happened," she said, "Someone was mad about something and called someone, and this someone noticed this arcane rule, and decided this was a good way to make a problem for these businesses".

I surmise these people died when they were trying to swim from the rocks.

As soon as I heard this I surmised what was going on: somebody – I'm not certain who they are, but surely the white-coated boffins of the Sir Norman Chester Institute will have something to do with it – have been carrying out a clinical trial on football managers, and Avram Grant is the distilled water.

I surmised at one point that this separation was a "wall" that compartmentalized my work psyche enough so that I could look at work more objectively.

New York is on track to achieve 24 deaths this year, but I surmise that this death toll will rise significantly with the introduction of the Citi Bikes, as I anticipate that many of their riders, in addition to being unfamiliar with New York cycling, will also not use helmets.

"I think what's happening is -- and I'm surmising this -- the governor issued a proclamation now being used by this group as an endorsement of this project to build monuments, which I don't think is one and the same," Mr. Rasmussen said.