Sentence examples for surmise what from inspiring English sources

We can only surmise what it is like now.

We can surmise what the nub of that would be.

By this point, her family had long since begun to surmise what had happened.

We can only surmise what the rest would have been like.

I'll leave it to others to surmise what the biases, positive or negative, of us theater critics might be.

But for fragments with unfamiliar masses, researchers must deduce the structures, and then surmise what the original compounds might be.

Dr. Bornstein surmised what was happening next: as the warm air rose, it cooled, condensing into clouds and rain.

Yes, William Gibson and Neal Stephenson may have gotten there first with "Neuromancer" and "Snow Crash," whose Matrix and Metaverse, respectively, more accurately surmised what the Internet would look and feel like.

Corsi has said he surmised what WikiLeaks would do based on public reporting at the time but did not make contact with Assange.

He or she can increase that advantage by entering the mind of a defender, imagining how a defender will perceive a particular play and surmising what that defender will do next.

As soon as I heard this I surmised what was going on: somebody – I'm not certain who they are, but surely the white-coated boffins of the Sir Norman Chester Institute will have something to do with it – have been carrying out a clinical trial on football managers, and Avram Grant is the distilled water.