Sentence examples for some infer from inspiring English sources

Some infer from this that Judge Sotomayor must be biased against whites.

Some infer from this that reference could not possibly consist in correspondences between mental symbols and objects in the world.

There is not wide agreement between studies; however, some infer the possibility of renal damage from animal studies, whereas others, looking at both animal models, meta-analyses and human studies, propose that even high levels of protein in the diet do not damage renal function.

Some inferred a conservative pro-Life agenda, others a liberal, feminist message.

Some inferred that an exotic rarity virtually unknown outside of Israel or France, spine, was in there.

Some inferred they felt tension, stiffness, or a bit of numbness, but could not identify a direct spot or area for their pain.

"There may be a risk that releasing information about a crime may lead some to infer the identity of the victim.

But some might infer from your demand for "an effective United Nations presence" that the United Nations is not already engaged in the nation-building process.

Some might infer that as a sign of the numbers being less than impressive.

Moreover, many animals know truly (Lorenz [1977]) and some can infer validly.

Another possibility is that some reviewers infer the race of an applicant from clues, such as the college attended or the name.