Sentence examples similar to surmised without from inspiring English sources

Romney, they quickly surmised, was a politician without a "core" -- utterly lacking in convictions, ready to alter his positions on a dime for the sake of political expedience.

Reality has become a map without a territory, Baudrillard snootily surmised, and it is basically all Disney's fault.

When I spoke to Salmond a few weeks ago, he would say very little on that subject, presumably having surmised that Cameron was nudging things along very nicely without his help.

Without this error term, it may be surmised that bias may arise leading to measurement error in the dependent variable problem i.e., biased and inconsistent estimates.

Almost all reported using condoms with their casual partners without question and it can only be surmised that this is a result of the policy initiatives and health promotion campaigns that have followed in the wake of concern over HIV/AIDS and, more recently, STIs in general (Department of Health, 2001; Scottish Executive, 2005).

He said his rabbi in New York, Yehuda Septimus of Young Israel of North Woodmere, surmised that Mr. Katz was stressed as the relief effort began without him.

As the PESEL database is the main source of information on individual survival, we surmised that it can be used for survival analysis purposes without further validation.

We surmised that a reduction in susceptibility in the ring-stage, without a corresponding reduction in the susceptibility in the more mature parasite stages, could explain this apparent discrepancy (13, 16).

Friends may have surmised.

Mr. Ghuneim surmised that while all the Twitter traffic did spur some people to turn on the movie, others chatted about it without actually watching.

Steck surmised that he was in trouble.