Sentence examples for a very different inference from inspiring English sources
But Ted's school justifies a very different inference.
That claim would seem at most to license the very different inference that we cannot tell whether they tell the truth or lie.
To strengthen the skeptical side of these reflections Hume has Philo point out that there are other analogies available to us (e.g. the rotting of a turnip or the generation of an animal: D, 12.7/217 9) which may suggest very different inferences and conclusions.
Thus, even though abstract and concrete descriptions of behavior are both ubiquitous in the world, and often seemingly equivalent, they can nonetheless lead to very different inferences about the causes underlying the behavior.
A corollary of this would be that such a fundamental variation might lead to a very different experience of the world and, correspondingly, altered inferences about its causal structures and one's own capacity to alter it.
A very different experience.
A very different proposition.
It is a very different party.
But women have a very different story.
It was a very different time.
