Sentence examples for many surmised from inspiring English sources

If, as many surmised, the sadness involves other players getting the accolades, that is less endearing.

Many surmised that it would be the impending loss of Lahore, the capital of Punjab, only 15 miles from the Indian border.

Once a reliable visual marker of neighborhood borders — no guards, some surmised, implied there was no need for guards — many bars have been casualties of an aesthetics-driven calculation, as families brush aside what they view as outdated home safety concerns.

Artists from the 1980s, the two surmised, were due for a comeback.

Overindebtedness, some surmised, might have been preventing people from borrowing as much as they would like, whatever the interest rate.

That she was a great reporter we all surmised but weren't sure of until she proved it on "60 Minutes".

"They kept him for some purpose," another surmised, "and then they didn't need him any more so they killed him".

It is property that the receivers routinely sell to other merchants so that they can bombard us with solicitations tailored to our surmised lifestyles.

Perhaps as a result, some surmised, the terrorists attacked a public park — not just hurting Christians, but Pakistanis of all faiths.

The only son, Nathan, a target for much of his father's nonsexual abuse, died three months after his father did, in a car accident that some surmised might have been suicide.

The Guardian's report of Valentino's death in 1926 surmised primly that: "He was to American flappers generally almost what the Prince of Wales is to the English".