He was saying things that could be inferred as offensive to me, sitting in front of him.
But as doctors now understand it, intent could be inferred by the degree of dilation they induce in their patients.
This article was amended on 5 May 2012 to remove an ambiguous phrase that could be inferred to be inconsistent with Guardian editorial guidelines.
In some cases, the motive could be inferred, when the threat recipient was an abortion clinic, school, police station or courthouse.
The theme of the conference could be inferred from the talk titles: "Free yourself from perfectionism"; "How to stop being an expert"; "How to commit to change".
It could be inferred that the Kremlin was preparing for the enemy it knew, and only hoped she would enter power as weakened and distracted as possible.
"However, there is no evidence from which this panel may determine that a finding of 'no fault' under the current WADA standard was made or could be inferred".
But he suggested that the slaves' importance to the Bownes could be inferred by something as simple as a fine porcelain Chinese cup found on the site.
No dialogue, no other characters, barely even any moving images, just a sequence of still photos from which a story could be inferred.
The F.D.A. will approve them, if safe and effective, only to treat specific diseases, but it could be inferred that the drugs might thereby extend lifespan.
It was owned by a man in possession of a good fortune — that much could be inferred from his Lamborghini outside.
