Sentence examples for left to infer from inspiring English sources

"In the past," he added, "we've been left to infer what the impact of infection was on human evolution".

We are left to infer that everything probably would have still been O.K. if only the gates had been kept shut.

Told nothing of his background, we're left to infer that he's a fugitive slave, and we inevitably think of Samuel Johnson's devoted servant Francis Barber.

Visitors are not bombarded with tales of suffering and heroism, but left to infer them from the images and artifacts on display.

We're left to infer that what he wanted was a bright-line rule that would admit no exceptions, no circumstance under which a strip search might be so uncalled-for as to violate the Fourth Amendment's prohibition of unreasonable searches.

A writer heads off to Hollywood, gets rich and then, with his career secure, avenges himself on his employers by charging them with abandoning art and truth (except, perhaps, in their decision to hire him, which were left to infer was their last enlightened act before they gave themselves over to full decline).

"If you don't have a solution like this and the ability to deploy it on the network, then you don't have visibility and you are left to trying to infer answers to those questions [about what happened]," Merkel explained.

Helen Stringer: Too often applications read like a shopping list, and it's left to the employer to infer how/where this candidate might fit in their organisation.

Endorsing the view that advertising exemplifies covert communication, it is expected that linguistic metarepresentations will not be fully explicit but rather be left to the reader to infer.

Sensing that the search for a nonexistent mountain isn't reason enough to risk dismemberment, arrest and death, Vollmann suggests as many other reasons as he can and leaves us to infer others.

Better that a President tell us what he is thinking than that he stay mum, leaving us to infer it from his actions.