Sentence examples for he is extrapolating from inspiring English sources
Because so little is known about Shakespeare, all of his biographers have been forced to venture into the hazy realm of conjecture, but unlike, say, Samuel Schoenbaum and Park Honan, Mr. Holden does not tell the reader when he is extrapolating from the facts or offering a theory; instead, he cavalierly presents subjective opinion as recorded truth.
"He was extrapolating the Soviet style of propaganda to Brooklyn," Mr. Brook-Krasny said.
"This is extrapolating from too few examples".
Most who claim to know many essential facts about people acknowledge, when asked, that they are extrapolating from tract data.
The death toll is extrapolated from the Indian authorities' figures.
The ritualized procreation in the novel — effectively, state-sanctioned rape — is extrapolated from the Bible.
The $500 million figure is extrapolated from a 1991 study by researchers at Tufts University.
Below 100 km, the density is extrapolated logarithmically and the temperature is extrapolated linearly.
The non-CS curve is extrapolated above 800 tags.
The human radiation dose is extrapolated from the animal data.
This data is extrapolated from AdMob's mobile ad network and only looks at smartphone share.
