Sentence examples for was intuited from inspiring English sources

This curious shrinking from the challenge was intuited by the crowd and there was a period at Old Trafford when Giggs met with boos.

This discovery has all the hallmarks of a modern scientific breakthrough; so it may be surprising to learn that the uncertainty principle was intuited by Heisenberg's contemporary, the Argentine poet and fiction writer Jorge Luis Borges, and predicted by philosophers centuries and even millenniums before him.

However, this fact was intuited before the experiment just by listening to the sounds.

In short, against Chatton, Wodeham defends an Ockham-like position, suggesting that the source of error is not the intuitive cognition of something not actually there, but the fact that the intellect chooses to make a judgment about the existence of something other than what was intuited.

As Josh Marshall so aptly pointed out, his wimpiness so demoralized Democrats and alienated independents because it was intuited that if he couldn't defend himself against the Republican attack machine how could we expect him to defend us against al Qaeda?

Although accounting was intuited to be a matter of uncovering the patients' view, there were specific ideas about the ways in which this view needed to be made knowable.

But intuition, considered as an act of consciousness, involves only that which is intuited.

Hart left little record of himself, beyond what can be intuited from his often rueful lyrics.

And perhaps most important the connection with other performers onstage has to be intuited.

What's coming could be intuited from the State Department's icy description of the summit.

For example, on Wikipedia most of the information is intuited by a tiny proportion of editors.