Sentence examples for trying to infer from inspiring English sources

I can't help trying to infer answers from each change of tone.

Or you might be trying to infer, or even just subconsciously trying to recognize, what people's goals and emotions are.

"It's like trying to infer properties of the ocean by taking just a drop of water," Shen says.

We are trying to infer hidden causes other people's thoughts from their behavior, but they are hidden inside other people's skulls, so the inference is very hard.

Woods has range, though, and there are superbly rueful scenes where he just listens, trying to infer, from her overwrought musings, the damage he's done.

Ray's use of total morphology to classify organisms would become a powerful tool in the hands of evolutionary biologists trying to infer evolutionary relationships.

In this work, we focus on a specific inference attack called the de-anonymization attack, by which an adversary tries to infer the identity of a particular individual behind a set of mobility traces.

Piecing together the facts, let's try to infer what really happened.

"To try to infer that anything done was improper here is a horrible injustice," Mr. Schnapp said.

Thus, trajectory analysis becomes a good choice to try to infer knowledge about target movements.

They then try to infer conclusions — i.e., hypotheses — about what caused the disease variations observed.