Sentence examples similar to must inferred from inspiring English sources

The audience must infer things from what they see.

In "The Wayward Cloud," Shiang-chyi has returned from Paris (or so we must infer) to a drab apartment building in Taipei.

She must infer such unobservable private sensations from hearing her baby cry or gurgle; from seeing him flail his arms, or frown, or smile.

At one point he thought that the observer must infer their existence as the best hypothesis to explain the observer's experience.

Given the majesty of the beasts depicted in places like Altamira in Spain and Lascaux in France, one must infer that the artists were doing more than simply recording a wish to fill their bellies.

There is simply too little comparative material from the first three decades, and, in the absence of documentary material and of detailed information like that provided by Thucydides for the Peloponnesian War of 431 404, one must infer what happened from the very sparse literary account Thucydides gives for the years 479 439 and from supplementary details provided by later writers.

Since CACs only imply causation, readers must infer the relationship between the sentences.

Because you don't get to see these comments, you must infer what you must do from the editor's letter and the anonymous reviews.

A critical aspect of this problem is that one cannot observe mental states directly, but must infer them from observable actions.

In contrast, call inferentialism the view that we perceive 'mere behavior' and must infer or reason to conclusions about mental states.

We experience properties appearing in regular clumps, but we must infer that there is something that supports or perhaps 'holds together' those qualities.