Sentence examples for assume from this from inspiring English sources

You might assume from this that I was less than sober.

(You might assume from this that he had rumbled me. I'm not so sure. Despite asking my name, he insisted on calling me Jeremy).

"I would discourage you to assume from this statement that the paper is doomed," Seth Lipsky, the editor, said in an interview.

You might assume from this that the handling would keep everything nice and flat if nothing else but even that doesn't seem to work.

That may make Washington take its long-suffering Polish ally more seriously.But it would be wrong to assume from this news that energy security worries are a thing of the past.

(Pandoravirus, the present record-holder, sports a genome of more than 2m bases).One might assume from this that Pithovirus marks an evolutionary bridge between traditional viruses and the newly discovered behemoths.

As you could probably assume from the headline of this post, that has since changed.

Sure, the hero is seen to care for men, even to kiss one fondly; but if you assume from those Whitman quotations that this piece is specifically about that poet, then it is a Whitman who renounces male love to meet death as a heterosexual.

They're not identical though, as one would assume from the model number.

At present this is the only known Chinese enamelled ware made before the 14th century, but it can be safely assumed from this piece that the art of cloisonné was developed to a respectable height in the Tang dynasty.

It might be assumed from this observation that the overall quality of the enhanced signals is degraded more by underestimating the input SNR; however, overestimating the input SNR results in a decision mask containing spurious misclassifications which introduces disturbing artifacts.