Sentence examples similar to draw consequences from that from inspiring English sources

If Blair had made the same statement when he was in power, and if he had drawn consequences from it for his government, that would have been a problem.

A delusion can be elaborated, if the person reporting the delusion draws consequences from the delusional state and forms other beliefs that revolve around the theme of the delusion.

A traditional computer is a logical machine for drawing consequences from premises by symbol manipulation (McGinn [1999], pp. 179 180).

And I can draw inference from that.

We drew strength from that.

He drew strength from that.

One may well go further back, to Plato's discussion (in the Sophist, and the Theaetetus) of difficulties in making sense of false belief, and yet further still, to the dawn of Western Philosophy, and Parmenides' attempt to draw momentous consequences from his alleged finding that it is not possible to think or speak of what is not.

The global economic consequences from that would be ugly.

I drew indescribable strength from that.

We can draw from that".

What message should Congress draw from that?