Sentence examples for The surmised from inspiring English sources
noun
Thought, imagination, or conjecture, which may be based upon feeble or scanty evidence; suspicion; guess.
- Surmises of jealousy or of envy
[Anno 2 Henry V, 1414.] Henrie Chichelie archbishop of Canturburie made a pithie oration...He did much inveie against the surmised and false fained law Salike, which the Frenchmen alledge ever against the kings of England in barre of their just title to the crown of France.
Moreover, it is not as if prior to the surmised reduction in lateral transfer Darwinian evolution was not acting.
In the early days of soil science, soil classification was based on the (surmised) genesis of the soils.
When the jet hit, the fireman surmised, the back door had popped open and the child had been thrown out.
Nothing was determined to be missing and the deputies surmised the alarm had scared off the would-be intruder(s).
An investigation at the time surmised that the four were the victims of "warring mercenary factions".
The dye and ultraviolet light, the researchers surmised, might damage the egg.
Weekly boat connections between ports had facilitated the migration, the official surmised.
"They responded more quickly and made more money". The scientists surmised that the preference for earning money over saving is a learned behavior.
The team surmised that the plant must be missing a gene normally responsible for keeping the cold response in check.
The later that viewers stayed up watching "The Clock," he surmised, the more "strung out" they would become.
