Sentence examples for but surmised from inspiring English sources

He said he peered into her apartment, and saw blood on the floor but surmised that the child was breathing.

The treatment changed no one's sexuality but, surmised Jessen, undermined participants' confidence and made them more miserable.

Ms. Markowitz couldn't say what percentage of homes listed as potential film locations were for sale, but surmised that it was a good selling point.

He did not ask about the boy's fate, but surmised that the doctor who followed him on duty had not been able to continue ventilating the boy by hand.

Asked to comment, Amundsen avoided an outright endorsement of either explorer, but surmised that "probably something will be left to be done".

Bosley Crowther of The New York Times cited The Haunting as "one of the most highly regarded haunted house films ever produced" but surmised that "there is really no point to it".

*The entire book has yet to be released but one cannot help but surmise the above would be included.

This individual may have been John the Evangelist himself or someone else, perhaps John the Presbyter, though according to scholar C. H. Dodd, "If we attempt to ... identify the anonymous author of these epistles with some known individual, we have little but surmise to go on".

This location is written to output (step 4) but surmises the region of the genome in which the insertion took place.

Joshie Goldmann never revealed his age, but I surmised that he was in his late sixties — a sixty-something man with a mustache as black as eternity.

But Harper surmised that the Kings were so worried about stopping O'Neal they forgot to run the floor and employ the skills that sometimes make them the most pleasurable N.B.A. team to watch.