Sentence examples for her extrapolation from inspiring English sources

This participant's rationalization again draws on time; the lack of proximal effects supported her extrapolation that she would not experience harm in the future and enabled her to dismiss the message.

Was Holm therefore as great — as invulnerable, even — as we once thought Rousey was? Had Rousey's invincibility been a myth, the result of a statistically unsound extrapolation from her mere dozen M.M.A. victories?

Although "Weather of the Future" sounds like an exercise in speculation, Ms. Cullen grounds her harrowing predictions — extrapolations, really — in "the best available science" derived from an array of climate models, environmental data and interviews with scientists.

She prefers the term "speculative fiction" to "science fiction" because, since "The Handmaid's Tale," she has seen her novels as extrapolations of the present into a possible future.

One track in particular, Face – from her recent, third free-to-download mixtape, Mood – is like some fantasy extrapolation of the new greats of avant-R&B: SZA + Kelela x Jhené Aiko cubed.

She used innuendo, extrapolation, unscientific references, out-of-context facts and statements to make her point.

When the extrapolation involves sexuality or gender, it can force the reader to reconsider his or her heteronormative cultural assumptions; the freedom to imagine societies different from real-life cultures makes SF an effective tool for examining sexual bias.

It's an extrapolation, really.

"I kind of made the extrapolation".

Explain how you made your extrapolation.

Some may say such extrapolation is ridiculous.