Sentence examples for Infer from her from inspiring English sources

Additionally, what are we to infer from her outsider status?

One could also infer from her fiction and from her interviews that she is not now married.

Woods has range, though, and there are superbly rueful scenes where he just listens, trying to infer, from her overwrought musings, the damage he's done.

To the bitter end, we are to infer from her remarks, through the death camps the Nazis were, as they saw it, fighting the war itself.

The house belongs to her lantern-jawed ex-fiancé, Jeff, and Shannon, we infer from her struggle to maintain her remarkably smooth countenance, has nostalgic memories of evenings spent in Jeff's Jacuzzi.

She didn't, it seems, take much of Higginson's advice (which we can only infer from her replies — his half of the correspondence disappeared), except for his suggestion that she delay publishing.

As might be inferred from her two previous alliteratively subtitled works — "Diana in Search of Herself: Portrait of a Troubled Princess" and "Elizabeth the Queen: The Life of a Modern Monarch" — Smith is an avid monarchist.

Thatcher famously dismissed the very idea of society as a nanny-state fantasy — "there is no such thing" — and no offer of a hug could be inferred from her signature phrase, uttered during an early wave of popular discontent with her policies: "The lady's not for turning".

A physician might infer from his or her theoretical knowledge of biochemistry or physiology that an existing drug might help in these new circumstances.

I assumed my new contact was called Darah, though I had to infer that from her email address, as she never signed her emails.

She also believes q ⊃ t, and validly infers t from her beliefs that q and q ⊃ t.