We might surmise something further on discovering that "Hell" surfaces nearly as often as "love".
I would surmise something quite differently, and it reaches back to the part of the survey noting that people spend frivolously now and service debt later.
Even if we'd never read Milton, we might surmise something of his vast, magisterial temperament on being told that "law" emerges some fifty times in his complete poems.
I'll admit that there's a dizzying allure to nosing through another person's belongings and alighting upon random conclusions — brazenly surmising something about an artist's life by squinting at the scratches on a turntable base or the dents on a harmonica.
Meg Rosoff, it may be surmised, is something of a dog nut.
The theme can be surmised from something Alex hollers in a moment of strife: "Survival's not fair". .
He had been asked for a quote on her novel The War Between The Tates (1974) and, we must surmise, found something remarkable in her description of a pair of teenagers going through the obnoxious stage of their adolescence.
I either heard or surmised it had something to do with that [2001] incident, but I didn't know the magnitude of it.5 In fact, until I read the grand jury presentment very quickly on Saturday, November 5th, [2011], I think it would have been, I had no idea that it was anything about more than that one shower.
Asked to comment, Amundsen avoided an outright endorsement of either explorer, but surmised that "probably something will be left to be done".
"Yesterday, that was a forecast, something we surmised, and today it is in the data".
She also saw that he was carrying two tennis rackets and surmised that he was something of an athlete.
