Clearly Curtis had had enough of Tate Britain: one might surmise that she found the politics at the Tate to be intractable: after all she had the temerity to be not only a woman, but a Scot.
We can only surmise the PR offensive has come ahead of the screening in Australia of the HBO documentary Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief, which alleges abuses and corruption in the church.
Echoes of Tiananmen The main question burning in the minds of most Hong Kongers is how this will all end – and almost everyone involved can surmise a worst-case scenario.
Throughout the novel the certainty of the land, the "busy, kindly, scented universe of crops and the unerring traces of its calendar", is set against the human urge to shape the world into stories, to guess and theorise and surmise.
It did not require too great an intellect to surmise this selection nor the reason why they wished to put him under the particular scrutiny of batting against his nemesis Australians rather than the cosiness of his England chums.
I would surmise from this that he is perhaps a leading intellectual but also something of a status-obsessed boob.
UKRAINE, it is safe to surmise, is not top of many tourists' must-visit destinations at the moment.
Pundits surmise that getting such a complex device to work properly has been one of the reasons why Sirius had to delay its launch.
The impenetrability of Itera's finances and ownership has led some cynics to surmise that its beneficial owners may be connected in some way to Gazprom's top management.Although Gazprom insists that Itera earns every penny through its expertise in gas brokerage, many aspects of the two firms' relationship defy easy explanation.
They surmise that inflation in services is being underestimated, causing real growth to be overstated.
The odd pangs and pains in my own body I now surmise to be Death knocking, or leaving a calling card, with a promise to come back later.Is this morbid?
