Sentence examples for we can only infer from inspiring English sources

We can only infer that, of course.

With classical autism, there is no "window," and we can only infer.

From Thursday's actions, we can only infer that it has finally freed Chairman Bernanke to do the right thing.

It's sooo Barney Sumner, and considering that early New Order were keen on a Germanic style reference we can only infer that the wardrobe department knew exactly what they were doing.

She didn't, it seems, take much of Higginson's advice (which we can only infer from her replies — his half of the correspondence disappeared), except for his suggestion that she delay publishing.

Finally, given the cross-sectional study design, we can only infer the causal relationship between burnout and moral distress syndromes.

There is no principled way to distinguish Iraq from North Korea and Pakistan, both of which clearly have the weapons systems we thus far can only infer or assert are in Iraq's possession.

There are key confrontations in which we don't even get to hear what characters are saying, and can only infer it from their body language.

Yet even the most advanced machines, using the most objective measurements, can only infer how well a cup of coffee is brewed — not how it actually tastes.

The jury can only infer that they are opposed to his execution from the fact that they are witnesses for the defense.

One can only infer that they felt that the newspaper accounts were not accurate in view of the reports they were getting from their own people.