Sentence examples for first surmised from inspiring English sources

It proves that the painting's overheated artifice is more naturalistic than first surmised.

Specifying the right reference and applying it correctly is a more difficult task than one might first surmise, considering that references are only two- or three-terminal devices.

VICE: When did you first surmise that our reality could be a computer simulation?

Vice: When did you first surmise that you and the original Hideyoshi Hashiba were one and the same?

Third, we surmised that if both HLA-A10 and ZNRD1-C each had independent effects on disease, then the protective effects of the ZNRD1-C allele that are not because of its LD with HLA-A10 should be evident in those 85 individuals who possessed at least one ZNRD1-C allele but lacked alleles corresponding to A10 serogroup.

First, you surmise that it is "highly unlikely that a lot of people would drop private coverage to enroll in S-chip".

Some of the most prominent stoic thinkers of first century Rome surmised that joy is our most fundamental natural state.

At that moment "in heaven," the Chicago Tribune surmised, "the first woman suffrage leaders of almost 100 years ago, Susan B, Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, must have smiled".

"If they are hungry, they will throw Castro out," President Eisenhower surmised when first contemplating economic sanctions.... Thirty years later, when the collapse of the Soviet Union revived hopes in Washington that Fidel Castro's government could be overthrown, Congressman Robert Torricelli sponsored the Cuban Democracy Act to tighten the embargo in order to "wreak havoc on that island".

If a child did as they were told the second time, the team surmised that this meant they were able to accept new rules.

Like a bride with her first biscuits, he surmises, a country that can't cook demands constant reassurance.