Sentence examples for surmise how from inspiring English sources

"I know the value he has to me and I'll let other people surmise how Christian Benteke rates".

But there is no governing body for the sport, and it is difficult to surmise how the fatality rate compares with other events.

In Kermode's reading, what Golding and Murdoch had and he lacked was an ability to "surmise how very complicated things are done".

Using visual clues – a power line here, a fish farm there – my dad and I tried to surmise how people made a living in the sparsely populated region, a classic Kugel exercise.

He wrote modestly, perhaps ruefully, of his career prospects, concluding that his incapacity "at least to be able to surmise how very complicated things are done" — or "even simple ones" — prevented him from becoming a playwright or novelist.

Because anyone registered in the state can vote in the primary regardless of party affiliation, most pollsters try to surmise how many independent and Democratic voters are likely to show up.

And he is working on a new project: If xenointoxication kills bedbugs, he surmised, how about ticks?

From statistics and experience, he surmises how thick the tissue must have been, the shape of the nose, the fullness of the lips.

I'd spent my life training to be other people, watching and learning, surmising how to fit in, so I loved this experience.

With the initial information, investigators conferred with McDonald's executives and surmised "how the schemes were likely perpetrated," said Thomas J. Pickard, acting F.B.I. director.

While the rest of the country has spent months getting to know these two candidates from New York, we've been scratching our chin, surmising how well Trump and Clinton will stack up.