Sentence examples for might surmise from inspiring English sources

We might surmise something further on discovering that "Hell" surfaces nearly as often as "love".

One might surmise that Dolan's last press briefing was, itself, a bad idea.

From this, one might surmise that Coach Jason Garrett is on the hot seat.

Given the existential threat, you might surmise that intelligence on the U.S.S.R. and its proxies would dominate the presidential briefings.

From that statistic, you might surmise that it was not syphilis that caused his death at 50, but sheer exhaustion.

One of these rare cars reached $475,000 this summer: beyond, we might surmise, the budget of a policeman.

We might surmise the PGA cannot bear to have its sense of proportion – or otherwise – laid bare.

Even if we'd never read Milton, we might surmise something of his vast, magisterial temperament on being told that "law" emerges some fifty times in his complete poems.

One might surmise that Mr Romney's happy all-white montage ad is simply a screw-up, and should have included more non-white faces.

(Elgar's wife's nickname for him) Because the original score indicates the persons portrayed only by initials, one might surmise that their identities are the enigma of the title.

As one might surmise, such an arrangement depends on the benevolent cooperation of all parties involved — and indeed, historically, most condominiums have not survived very long.