Sentence examples for surmised correctly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perez, a scruffy 29-year-old electrician from North Bergen, N.J., had surmised, correctly, that inside the stadium was no place for a Minnesota Vikings fan.

She added, "And that's bad, because my mother doesn't know we watch 'The Sopranos.' " I surmised, correctly, that her mother is Italian.

Leitch, who has blogged for The New York Times and has written for its Play magazine, surmised correctly that the segment was destined for eternal life on YouTube.

With no rules and $1,500 bet against him, Mr. McNeil surmised, correctly, that simply chomping through the can would empty it faster than actually drinking it.

It has often been surmised (correctly, I think) that the Democratic nominee in 2016 and in subsequent years is extremely likely to support gay marriage.

Sellers had also surmised correctly that the football players had experienced inequality through the sport they loved: second-rate facilities and equipment, road trips without any stops at restaurants or to use public restrooms.

Re-uncovered was the fact that America offered Polaris to France before Britain: De Gaulle rejected the offer, surmising correctly that he could then describe Britain as the US's "vassal state".

The feisty judge (Ann Cusack) surmises Rye, correctly, as "a little dim, aren't you?" Look lady, there's two ways this can go, he snarls, and she ripostes, "Oh, let me guess.

Or you may surmise, probably correctly, that ordering maciza at Metro Balderas is like striding up to the counter at Sweet Rose Creamery, asking for tastes of bay-leaf ice cream with roasted jujube and walnuts; brown sugar butternut squash ice cream with salted sage brittle; and passion fruit froyo, then settling once again on vanilla.

But now he correctly surmised East's distribution.

Fill everyone up with pizza, the pilot correctly surmised, and they will be more likely to sit tight.