Sentence examples for result must have from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's result must have looked familiar to Brown.

One result must have comforted Mr. Gore, whose political style is sometimes so wooden that he once compared himself to an oak plank.

The DaimlerChrysler chief executive's job is on the line, and the temptation to forecast gloom and doom for 2001 and then bring in a better than forecast result must have been tempting.

As Arsenal can point to tiredness after a trip to Turkey and an Everton goal that could have been disallowed for offside, this result must have felt like a victory after trailing for so long.

The doctrine then assumes that when a statute's plain meaning produces a result that is contrary to society's widely shared values, the result must have been unanticipated — something Congress would not have "intended" had it considered the question explicitly.

It is telling that Vivaldi's all-girl orchestra had to remain hidden behind a grille, for propriety's sake, when it performed at the Pietà; the result must have been a kind of theatre of liberated sound, with the composer as protagonist.

"The results must have been manipulated," he said.

This year's GCSE results must have shocked him.

This year's GCSE results must have shocked the education secretary, Alan Johnson.

Both books have been filmed, but the results must have disappointed connoisseurs of degradation.

But judging from his numerous public appearances since then, the results must have been good, pretty good indeed.