Sentence examples similar to deduced something from inspiring English sources

Though Sheen deduces something else.

This glarefest ends with Tyrion deducing something as his sister gets dreamy.

We might deduce something, but we also might be dead wrong.

"The government has enabled this to happen, clearly in the light of situation where it was previously largely supported, so I think you can deduce something from that".

Solar scientists who do not have that luxury may be able to use Rossby waves to deduce something about what is going on inside the Sun.

By studying the cognitive, behavioral, or emotional deficits that occur after an injury to a specific neural structure, scientists can deduce something about that structure's typical role in the brain.

On consulting my version of that estimable work I found all three defined therein; but as mine is the 1964 edition can we deduce something about Bagehot's age?

While that is a pretty convoluted theory of insider trading, it looks as if the S.E.C. is saying that using your job to deduce something going on at another company that is your client can be enough to violate the insider trading prohibition.

I think it is possible to deduce something from the fact that JAZZ is Herman Leonard's last book, and he must have known that.

If yes, then we can deduce something regarding the chemical interactions of the drug with resting and inactivated conformations of the channel.

While working as a shipping clerk in Liverpool and Belgium, he studied the cargoes coming in and out of Antwerp and had deduced that something terrible was happening  in the Congo, from which somebody else was skimming vast profits.