Sentence examples for his inference from inspiring English sources

But his inference was clear.

Let's ignore Malik's concern over his rank and concentrate instead on his inference about race.

"His inference that I am somehow involved in the dispute is absurd and baseless," he wrote.

His inference: "This would seem to prove at least that two different people were writing".

Some of his inference steps depend on an appropriately constructed diagram.

His inference that he is not adamant about his strongest starting line-up will not have helped.

The stunning irrationality of his inferences renders comment superfluous.

We should be able to follow his inferences and almost, but not quite, make them with him.

On this slender basis, Kimberley Cornish, an Australian writer whose book "The Jew of Linz" was excerpted in the Sunday Times, makes his inferences.

The former is evident in his inferences, from scant data, about the state of the "rather sudden" marriage of George Kennan and his slightly older wife Abigail in the 1790's.

Put another way, Greenblatt, like other new historicists, is not always rigorous in his inferences.