Sentence examples for deduce from her from inspiring English sources

We can deduce from her disarmingly titled memoir, "Sex and Shopping: The Confessions of a Nice Jewish Girl" (St. Martin's; $25.95), that she learned it at home.

And she has, despite what you may deduce from her press clippings, been making an effort to get her act together.

Ms. Brown, the former office manager, said employers could, and would, deduce from her résumé that she had been unemployed for a year and a half.

Hardy assumes Acton's poetry to be autobiographical, deducing from her verse that she experienced an unhappy love affair, possibly with a mysterious Frenchman.

Harris, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, had deduced from her 17-year-old son's excessive marijuana intake and the grisly tales of violent misadventure he had been creating with Tyler, the Creator – a fellow member of LA rap crew Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All – that he required a period of enforced isolation.

As you might deduce from this, her style is racy and pacy, with little darts of starchiness.

Instead, they centre on people talking, on what we deduce from their appearance, facial expressions and body language.

We can actually deduce nothing from her decision except that it was her personal decision.

This you can deduce from any stroll around New York.

The bigger things you're just having to deduce from repercussions.

Can we deduce from the comments that the best choice would be Jim's?