Sentence examples for inferred rightly from inspiring English sources

However, I do not think that their use of "manner inferred" rightly characterizes the meaning of V-DE constructions like 6. Chao (1968: 350, 355 356) in fact calls elements like hen kuai in 11 and hen xiang in 12 free "predicative complements".

It certainly did, notoriously, to Paul Gascoigne, who in 1998 stormed into Glenn Hoddle's hotel room at the Spanish resort La Manga, having rightly inferred that he was to be one of six players cut from Hoddle's World Cup squad.

David rightly infers the film's ties to Freud's notion of the uncanny but is wrong that the film "turns Freud's uncanny into shtick": Aronofsky sticks close to its original connection with eyes and vision and adds a fascinating Freudian element of the absent father, as if hinting at the gaze for which Nina's gaze searches, impossibly, silently, desperately.

Because the Mayan calendar was not linear but cyclical (see David Hart on that point), Restall and Solari rightly infer that "the 2012 phenomenon is not ultimately about the year 2012, or about the Maya.

On the substantial and non-Pyrrhonian readings, Wittgenstein is not only presenting a method for exposing the errors of traditional philosophers, but also showing how philosophy should rightly be done and thereby offering positive philosophical views, views which must often be inferred or reconstructed from an elusive text.

In particular, because CHAOS-2s was built from data covering the 1997 2009.5 time period, with some amount of temporal regularisation, it may rightly be objected that its estimate of the 2004 field may be favourably biased towards the prediction inferred from SV1 and SV2, both based on CM4, which considered data up to 2002.5.

What is being inferred, exactly?

It has to be inferred.

Meanings had to be inferred (psychoanalysis helped).

But his sexuality was inferred, never mentioned.

What can be inferred from the find?