Sentence examples for escape the inference from inspiring English sources
Henrik had a little help from his friends, but, on days like this, it is difficult to escape the inference that the extraordinary Larsson could have won the match on his own.
When the patients are shown frolicking at the seashore, or wandering into the courtyard of their residence in the midst of a rainstorm, one cannot escape the inference that they're meant to seem somehow more noble, and closer to nature, than their sane counterparts.
Nevertheless, given the fact that many independent mutations in different human ORC subunits, where some have been shown to affect replication functions directly, and hypomorphic mutations in the ATR replication check point protein lead to primordial dwarfism, it is hard to escape the inference that loss of ORC replication licensing functions are indeed epistatic to the MGS phenotype.
Of course it does not escape the other objection to that inference: it, too, is an inference to an uncheckable conclusion.
So the inference escapes the one case objection to the analogical inference to other minds (Pargetter 1984).
The first is the inference that in the Uganda of today thousands of children are continuing their grim sojourns as night commuters to escape the violence of the LRA.
"Escape?" the Minotaur said.
"Escape the world," Torre said.
