Sentence examples for and inference from inspiring English sources

With digital (rather than physical) contact, invention and inference matter.

Pupils are reading beyond their age and also have the comprehension and inference skills to deduce quite complex information.

After that, they were asked a number of factual questions ("What sort of car was found abandoned?") and inference questions ("Who do you think the attackers were?").

Once a student had read the complete set of pieces, she was given a surprise six-question quiz, with questions concerning both recollection and inference.

While the 1908 model strives for accuracy and verisimilitude, the more recent design is demonstrably simple, working by suggestion and inference.

Rather, this court "must indulge every fact and inference in support of the trial court's judgment, which is the equivalent of the jury verdict".

Drawing on research and inference, Bondurant wound up portraying Forrest as indomitable, Jack as vain, and Howard as a ferocious drunk.

What a movie is about is a matter of vision and imagination, of perception and inference — that of the filmmakers, but also that of viewers.

Especially in the early stages of dating, there's so much interpretation and inference happening that each interaction serves as a kind of Rorschach test for us.

Thagard's argument depends on his distinction between argument and inference.

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