Sentence examples for inferring from that from inspiring English sources

"What we've done is like digging a very small part of New York and then inferring from that what life was like".

Seeing that a car is twenty feet in front of you and then inferring from that fact about the external world that you are having a visual experience of a certain sort does not, by this condition, count as introspective.

What should we infer from that?

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

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

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.

"The attempt to discuss or deconstruct that now is seen as censorship - because people infer from that new discussion that they aren't allowed to like those things anymore".

"My early training was to immerse myself in extensive detail in the workings of some small part of the world and to infer from that detail the way that segment of the world behaves.

And I infer from that that the basic arrangement is that the agenda per noted in the closing days of the Republican primary contest, it's still very much the real agenda.