Sentence examples for deduced the answer from inspiring English sources

When I saw the Cheryl birthday problem this week I gave it some thought, deduced the answer was July 16, and then went on my day thinking no more about it.

Back in 2000, one of my forum passwords was guessed, à la Palin, because someone deduced the answer to the question, "Who's your favorite wrestler?" (It was a WWF message board).

Indeed, with fact interpretation the reader can now deduce the answer from just the first two statements of the conversation, whereas the argument for July 16 does require all three statements.

I'm not happy myself with a clue that has a poor or clunky surface reading, one with more than one possible solution, or one where a solver cannot fairly deduce the answer within a libertarian approach to the Ximenean "rules" of cryptic crosswords.

A student could use that slip to deduce the answer.

There is an expression that a computer should never ask a question for which it can reasonably deduce the answer itself.

If you're confused about the meaning of a word, you might be able to find or deduce the answer from another question hidden in the examination.

It happened to me for the first time when, shortly before my A-level physics exam, I realised that you could deduce the answers to any question from just five equations.

Few of the questions were interrelated and theoretically it was possible to deduce the answers from other questions.

"Q1 deduction" means that test takers have to deduce what the answer to Question 1 is from the spoken text.

Which differences in the structures of both imagination types can be deduced from the answers to these questions?