Sentence examples for she deduced from inspiring English sources

"She's giving her Tylenol," she deduced.

She deduced that he had been reading her book.

She "woke at the first rustle, the first minor squeak; she would never not be a mother, she deduced...

By comparing maps she deduced that this might also be the site of a defunct septic tank.

By means of this information, she deduced new theories of the inner parts of the Earth," he said.

After a time, she deduced from the sheer frequency of his attentions that his interest must be romantic, but this was not apparent in his behavior.

She deduces the contents of Jane's lost letters from Benjamin's replies.

Page 348, where she deduces the Mind of the South from the ravings of Tennessee's Bell Witch, a vicious poltergeist, is a display of almost criminal opacity.

The novel is set in 1984, but when Aomame sees a news report about the construction of a joint American-Soviet moon base, and then a second moon in the sky, she deduces that she has stumbled into a different universe, which she christens 1Q84: the "Q" stands for "question".

One day the diarist is looking out the single high window and recognizes the clumps of grass that fly by as divots, from which she deduces the identity of their captor: the Midnight Ambler, international outlaw who asserts his lack of interest in women by playing golf.

Only in the alternative approach is Schrödinger's cat, which is in a superposition of being alive and dead, a member of the (single) centered world of the observer before she opens the sealed box with the cat (the observer perceives directly the facts related to the preparation of the experiment and she deduces that the cat is in a superposition).