Sentence examples for inferred from that from inspiring English sources

Some people inferred from that comment that the Mets were interested.

The ability to do something else, specifically, to transfer the product onto canvas, cannot be inferred from that enumeration.

As I argued Saturday, it seems possible (if not likely) that McGahn inferred from that conversation that Flynn was under investigation.

In the literature the (Italian) engineering industry is seen as one that transformed metal into machines; its time path is inferred from that of its consumption of metal.

The measurement of curved figures in Book XII is inferred from that of rectilinear figures; for a particular curved figure, a sequence of rectilinear figures is considered in which succeeding figures in the sequence become continually closer to the curved figure; the particular method used by Euclid derives from Eudoxus.

Thus, the formulations for turbine can be easily inferred from that of compressor.

What should we infer from that?

"Here's what I infer from that information," he said.

What were we to infer from that curious bit of cross-cutting?

Can't you infer from that poll that Mr. Obama is ahead by about two points nationally?

What I infer from that, I tell him, is that he believes the secret services deliberately turned a blind eye to some aspects of Scargill's life.