Sentence examples for surmised but from inspiring English sources
The existence of such an agent has long been surmised, but until now it has escaped detection.
It wasn't that he hated women, as some prurient critics have surmised, but that he loved art more.
As for the origin of "Orkut," it derives not from the Finnish slang for orgasm, as many have surmised, but from the name of the Google engineer who developed the site, Orkut Buyukkokten.
Swango was convicted of poisoning five co-workers at Quincy's Blessing Hospital... Evidence had been conclusive: Swango had given his victims varying doses of arsenic, not with the intention of killing them, the Judge surmised, but simply to study their reactions.
Stationery one-upmanship being the delectable status game that it is, my recent post about mechanical pencils attracted not only the recommendation of a terribly shiny Caran d'Ache model costing a surreal £87 ("maybe a bit rich for your Kuru Toga blood," artobest correctly surmised), but also some considered dissing of the Moleskine notebook I had confessed to carrying around.
Swango was convicted of poisoning five co-workers at Quincy's Blessing Hospital... Evidence had been conclusive: Swango had given his victims varying doses of arsenic, not with the intention of killing them, the Judge surmised, but simply to study their reactions..
"I can only surmise, but regular public schools are unionized, and charter schools don't have to be unionized," she said.
What this assemblage has in common is hard to surmise, but it's not anything we've lost from the popular conversation.
Two weeks later his 16-year-old son, Abdulrahman al-Awlaki, also an American citizen, was killed by a drone — "not for who he was," Mr. Scahill surmises, "but for who he might one day become".
For reasons that a child could surmise but that mystify those around him, Voight has been sprung from the slammer and made head of a new Intelligence Unit.
I would rebut: surmised, yes, but possibly hard to believe it could be true until you've seen the trailer.
