Sentence examples for might have deduced from inspiring English sources

I mean you, for as you might have deduced already, I have never been camping.

Then we might have deduced that Saddam had the "Beware of Dog" sign up without the dog.

East might have deduced that West would not lead his diamond king unless it was the last one he had, and if it was, South had begun with five diamonds and, therefore, a spade void.

Then, as one might have deduced, without consulting the reference books, he moved on to Balliol College Oxford, a natural destination for a young man of such high intellect.

Tuchel might have deduced that a full-strength team was not necessary to beat the Royal Blues at the VeltinsArena but at the end of a Ruhr derby that only got going after the break, both clubs seemed reasonably happy with the 2-2 draw.

You might have deduced that the claims adjuster Keyes (Edward G. Robinson) was secretly hot for the insurance salesman Neff Fred MacMurrayy), but could you ever have guessed that Neff was driven to crime because he had failed sexually with Phyllis Barbara Stanwyckk)?

If you read Mick Stevens "Addiction" post here last month, you might've deduced that this weekly batch business is something most of us cartoonists crave.

To be honest, I don't think the incident told us much about PayPal or Rakesh Agrawal that we might not have deduced on our own.

By studying a man's deeds, I have deduced what kind of man he might be".

I have deduced this purely from experience, not facts.

As you will have deduced, he is an excellent player.