Sentence examples for inferential leaps from inspiring English sources

We build on our own life experiences, and as we leverage our student-focused empathetic lens, we make inferential leaps.

Mrs. Baron, the teacher from Larchmont, gave the pilot test last February and said that many children had trouble going beyond repetition of the facts in the story to inferential leaps.

Answering the questions did require inferential leaps, just as we had been told.

We've made a large inferential leap.

It's quite an inferential leap to go from that to the view that rigidity in general confers trust.

Respondent's argument, however, would require a much larger inferential leap with only the most general of international law principles to support it.

By contrast, to imply from the terms of this Treaty that it prohibits obtaining the presence of an individual by means outside of the procedures the Treaty establishes requires a much larger inferential leap, with only the most general of international law principles to support it.

To put my inferential leap or supposition more baldly: I see evidence in those numbers of women's deliberateness, intentionality, and agency--call that, choice.

The answer is inferential.

The evidence, however, is largely inferential.

Although it's inferential, it's probably a real increase.