Sentence examples for surmised on from inspiring English sources

The film turns, as you may have surmised, on a midnight game of spin the bottle, after which Jonah has sex with two visitors.

And to make matters more interesting, the musical scholar Maynard Solomon has surmised, on the basis of some of the scant surviving documents in the composer's hand, that Schubert was gay.

Beneath the external Carpathians nappes, apparent basement (material with velocities above 5.8 km/s) lies at depths as shallow as 3 4 km, which is less than previously surmised on the basis of geological observations.

"The voyeurism [of ruin porn] isn't just gawking at the old buildings; it's gawking at the possibility and the danger of death," Kyla Chayka surmised on Hyperallergic.

Nonetheless, a putative role for HcgA was surmised on the basis of the observation that it clusters within a sequence lineage comprising ThiH, HydE, and HydG.

While suspected PCB levels (possibly surmised on the basis of fish consumption) may have contributed to the choice to donate blood or not, we do not see why this would additionally have been systematically related to the sex ratio of the mothers' children.

No evidence has been produced to show that the Spirit functions in Origen as the soul of the world; he surmises on one occasion that the Logos is the soul of God (Princ. 2.8.5), but only because he needs to account for an anthropomorphic metaphor at Psalm 84.6.

But occasionally he surmises on points that Schwartz firmly establishes.

Each dish had its own plate: round, square, triangular or oval, depending, as far as I could surmise, on whether it was fish, meat or fowl.

State Department officials say the Pentagon intelligence agency, known for its hawkish outlook, has been painting far too black a picture, surmising on sketchy evidence that North Korea has up to 10 new installations working on a covert nuclear program.

But they are not in the book, leaving readers to surmise on their own the meaning of an introduction by William J. Bennett, an obvious distaste for academic departments that offer courses like "Taking Marx Seriously" and applause for the abandonment of minority programs.