Sentence examples for may deduce from inspiring English sources

His approach, as you may deduce from the images here, was rather unconventional.

Any Sherlock enthusiast may deduce that there is scarcely an area in London where one cannot recall some part of the great detective's adventures.

From a graph such as Figure 1, which shows how x depends on t, one may deduce the instantaneous speed of the ball at any instant.

Some may deduce that the Tories want to go a bit further and a bit faster, but that's as much as anybody could read into it.

And she has, despite what you may deduce from her press clippings, been making an effort to get her act together.

Using this premise, one may deduce that many mudrock laminations are of an annual nature and that the varved deposits depend upon the yearly climatic cycle.

So while nobody is saying outright that the art you make must be about your ethnic or racial identity, members of a nonmainstream group may deduce that this is the best way to get ahead in today's art world.

Moreover, going for a run is the only truly effective hangover cure I've ever found, by which you may deduce that I haven't radically overhauled the rest of my lifestyle in search of bounteous good health.

Etruscan ladies were often literate, as one may deduce from the inscriptions on their mirrors, and even learned, if Livy's portrayal of Tanaquil as skilled in augury may be trusted.

We are told that one author is an atheist and the other a Roman Catholic: since Micklethwait, like this reviewer, was educated by Benedictine monks at Ampleforth, one may deduce that he is the Catholic and this may be the reason why the book says so little about the Catholic church in America, surely one of the largest, if not the largest Christian denomination.

We may deduce formula (2.31).