Sentence examples for i deduce this from inspiring English sources

I deduce this possible drawn-out scenario from a single letter of a single word in President Bush's speech: U.N. resolutions, plural.

I deduce this from lines attributed to her in Monday's Guardian, where she describes Col Grapes as "a cross between David Niven and Colonel Mustard in Cluedo".

From this I deduce the First Law of Happy Family Holidays: bludgeon your plans through despite all opposition.

Over time, I deduce, the word began to apply to more civilised kinds of dispute.

With a volubility uncongealed by the frigorific powers of villatic bashfulness, he ejaculated a voluminous replication from the universal tenor of whose contents I deduce the subsequent amalgamation of heterogeneous facts.

I am pretty sure no one is planning on getting married in this room tonight, thus, I deduce that this must be our funeral.

I deduce from this discrepancy that you are not, in fact, concerned about the safety of our students.

I deduce from this definition that if our elected officials represent those who bribe them over those who elect them, democracy doesn't exist.

From this I deduce that the Kinect login recognises only facial features, and that my arse thankfully doesn't resemble my face.

This audience, I deduce as I listen to the makar, does not love Ukip.

From this fact, I deduce that these outings have a criminal character: he takes an outbound train in order to rob people on the return journey to Brownsville.