Sentence examples for infers from from inspiring English sources

IT IS best not to drive in New Mexico after sundown, or so one infers from the road signs.

The report infers from circumstantial evidence that the outbreak was triggered by airborne viruses from a germ warfare test on an island in the Aral Sea.

The ascetic infers from access to gnosis that the world is a toxic, contaminating machine with which one should have as little contact as possible.

But Mr Krugman simply repeats that the top 1% and.1% have seen outsized gains, infers from this that "we've become an oligarchy" and then stops.

I enjoyed Norrell's equivalent of a "we're gonna need a bigger boat" line – "I will need to send for more books" – as he somehow infers from Drawlight and Lacelles that he should bring Lady Pole back from the dead.

Life here isn't all P.T.A. meetings, S.U.V.'s and soccer games -- or so one infers from the music they churn out at local venues like the Katonah Grill or the Rocking Horse in Croton-on-Hudson.

What can be inferred from the find?

What should we infer from this? Nothing.

What do we infer from these statements?

What should we infer from that?

But Mr. McNamara's views can be inferred from the film.