Sentence examples for she has inferred from inspiring English sources

It has to do, she has inferred, with an implicit knowledge of social conventions and codes, of cultural presuppositions of every sort.

From claims of overzealousness by male Obama supporters, to claims of bias in the media (as confirmed by the media authority known as Saturday Night Live) a number of Clinton supporters have argued, and she herself has inferred, that the barbs she has faced are rooted in the fact that she is a woman.

In this equation, he has inferred that having a reduced United Nations role would be best.

The International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, a New York-based nonprofit, has inferred that the prosecution likely relied on "little more than a forced false 'confession'".

Drainage order has inferred that Makhawan watershed is a 5th order watershed.

Indeed, there is no mention of it, but the Supreme Court has inferred it.

But now a sitting Supreme Court Justice has inferred to the world that black students are not as smart or as advanced as white students.

Therefore, arsenic has inferred relationships with 516 diseases in CTD.

And can we possibly infer from the failure of the secretary of state to promulgate a statewide standard that she might have inferred that the intent of the voter is an adequate standard?

From comments ascribed to her in interviews, some have inferred that she personally blamed the situation on anger at her outspoken political views: "I can't say I was blacklisted, but I was greylisted".

Following their break-up in 1980 she revealed Felt's name to the media, having inferred it from clues left by Bernstein.