Sentence examples for must conjecture from inspiring English sources

Since the truth attested by each of the criteria is reflected in the phainomena, one must cling to these, employing them as "signs," and must "conjecture" whatever "does not appear".

In that case, Player I must conjecture about Player II's beliefs about Player III's beliefs, and Player III's beliefs about Player II's beliefs and so on.

Our predicament is like that of a person who stands in the porch that leads into a very different building or structure and must conjecture what the complete or whole plan is like.

Instead, we must conjecture, on the basis of our sensory perception of the behavior of bodies similar to our own, that they are united to minds and that these minds are affected with the same sorts of sensations and passions as ours.

And it must be conjectured that some simple connotative concepts can be directly acquired on the basis of perceptual experiences, just as absolute ones are supposed to be (think of a relational concept like "taller than" or a qualitative one like "white").

What tipped the balance for the president must be conjecture, but even after 484 pages it is hard to agree with Messrs Walt and Mearsheimer that it was Israel's interests that did it.At one point the authors complain that Israel and its supporters in America are now rewriting history "to absolve Israel of any responsibility for the Iraq disaster".

There is, arguably, a forgery going on in the work of all biographers, who are required to have a good working knowledge of documentary evidence but must inevitably start conjecturing about what was going on in the subject's mind – and to some degree creatively ventriloquising his or her thoughts.

The changing wardrobe, everyone conjectured, must be Kanye's influence -- he's a bona fide designer these days with affinity for top models like Chanel Iman and Anja Rubik and top labels like Givenchy, Celine and Hermes.

Both HPTA and HPT axes are highly influential endocrine axes and, we conjectured, must be responsible for at least some of the large phenotypic differences between breeds caused by artificial selection in livestock, e.g., in fat content.

Moreover, our experience of this effect is limited to small part or a "narrow corner" of it — from which we must make conjectures about the whole.

If two more green emeralds are observed, the rule's conjecture is falsified and it must eventually change its mind, say to conjecture that all emeralds are green (supposing that green emeralds continue to be found).