Sentence examples for his inferred from inspiring English sources

There is no substance presented in his "body slam" of Amanpour - none of his inferred critiques hold up, mainly because he doesn't bother to support them.

While the nature of Mr. Gonzales's specific discussions with the Justice Department remains unclear, administration officials said that Mr. Gonzales's customary way of dealing with Justice Department lawyers was to pose questions about issues rather than offer his own conclusions, although one said his preferences could sometimes be inferred easily from his questions.

But he was clearly annoyed about questions that inferred that his slump was the result of his putting too much pressure on himself.

But the direction is such that all the horror is inferred – yes, all right, his eyeball is spooned out, but the screen fades to black, mimicking his loss of vision; and the violence serves to reveal the mentality of the torturers.

When our hero, Kevern "Coco" Cohen, wonders who he is, his father's response is only inferred but nevertheless unequivocal: "If anybody asks, you haven't heard of him.

MB45 could change the colour in NHS and HIS tubes at 5 h and therefore inferred as serum-resistant.

East produced an imaginative double, relying on the strength of his clubs over North's suit and the inferred bad trump split.

Russell was apparently unabashed by the consequence that such objects would be both private to the experience of particular persons and of very brief duration; he thought his doctrine of "logical constructions," which allowed for "inferred entities" on the basis of what is immediately certain, would provide the publicity and continuity necessary to do justice to actual experience.

Moreover, this interpretation makes it incomprehensible how Russell could continue to call himself a neutral monist after admitting inferred and unexperienced particulars into the basis of his system.

All the characteristics usually attributed to the deity – that he is morally perfect, that he loves his creatures, that his human creations are images of himself – all these are quite gratuitous additions to the inferred creative function.

Middle: Inferred belief the human might have with respect to his position.