Sentence examples for and by inference from inspiring English sources

He, and by inference the government, are instinctively anti-bike.

He criticized himself -- and, by inference, other writers -- for an emotional detachment.

It was what Ridley and, by inference, even Margaret Thatcher thought best.

Pakistan's support for the Taliban, and by inference for Mr. bin Laden and the terrorist organization, only made things worse.

The fact of having capital is, in itself, considered a nearly Darwinian marker of success and, by inference, virility.

This means that the error in measuring its momentum (and, by inference, its velocity) would be enormous.

Rush did not hesitate to mock Obama as inauthentic — and, by inference, insufficiently black.

Mrs. Tomlin said a move to a wealthier and, by inference, white neighborhood would raise a number of uncomfortable questions: "Do you really want to break the barrier?

I merely had to receive orders and relay information for my Lord Vader and, by inference, for the teenagers gathered on the parlour carpet.

We have measured the effects of regionally increased metabolic activity--and by inference electrical activity--on cortical growth in the developing rat brain.

Rather than soaring toward record levels, sunspots--and by inference their accompanying disruptive solar storms--will most likely increase to near-average peak levels by 2012.