Sentence examples for surmised as from inspiring English sources

Mitchell admitted this when the Flood stories were republished in book form, in 1948, though careful readers could have surmised as much on their own.

Mrs. Bennet had surmised as much when she met him at a dinner at his manor, and he had made mention of his "girl".

It is daft politics – what one influential commentator yesterday surmised as sleepwalking to a Labour victory.

Looking ugly was surmised as: pick your nose, pull your hair over your face".

That's just what Sherman Nelson surmised as he stared down at the 15-inch-high plant on Friday morning.

Martina Navratilova, the tennis star who is both openly gay and a PETA ally, wrote in an open letter that the research "can only be surmised as an attempt to develop a prenatal treatment" for sexual conditions.

I have become accustomed to this intrusion in what appears to be a wilderness, much, I surmise, as have the loons, ospreys, eagles, moose, deer, beaver, mink otter, varying hares, ruffed grouse and waterfowl.

Mozart wrote it, we can surmise, as a tribute to his friend.

And he's found common cause with robot technology, or so I surmise as I read the Wall Street Journal's unquestioning business report on the administration's decision to sell Hellfire missile technology to Italy, thus advancing a new, insidious form of warfare deeper into the 21st century.

I imagine that many can surmise as to the purpose of certain details: the investigative type light over their heads, the ringing of a bell as if for a fight, but I choose to understand that Bartlett attempts to peel away all the accumulated dust on plays to leave us simply with the interactions, the dialogue, the actors.

We suspect that this leads to an underestimate of the total effect of cumulative HAART intake on liver function, however this relationship is difficult to surmise as the interactions between immunological factors such as lymphocyte counts and viral load on the components of the APRI are not fully understood.