Sentence examples for which I deduce from inspiring English sources

They clearly mean a lot to him – which I deduce from the fact that he doesn't emote.

The French military has been flying fewer sorties over the region in recent days, "from which I deduce a lack of targets," said a Western military attaché in Bamako, Mali's capital, who was not authorized to speak on the record.

And there is Louise's former husband, Peter Gabriel Byrnee), who also works at Columbia; at one point she finds him beside a large telescope, from which I deduce that he either teaches astrophysics or likes to peer into the distant dormitories of his female students.

Something called Wilson and Alroy's Record Reviews says this is "perhaps the low-down funkiest sex song of all time," from which I deduce that both Wilson and Alroy are 100 years old.

From which I deduced that Siegfried Sassoon did not really like to hear any name dropped but his own.

Plants were, of course, predominantly mangroves, but I was particularly taken with these trees, which I have deduced supply the world with mops.

That room I remember as almost empty, but for a pair of monumental dark sofas of a kind I had never seen before, all angles and curves, sinister and dexterous, which I thrilled to deduce to be Hadid prototypes.

The routine calculates - or is given - a mean rate from which it deduces a minimum and maximum valid count rate.

(Indeed, the Florida Supreme Court itself said it had considered "legislative intent," which it deduced, in determining how to reconcile two conflicting provisions of state law).

Moreover, going for a run is the only truly effective hangover cure I've ever found, by which you may deduce that I haven't radically overhauled the rest of my lifestyle in search of bounteous good health.

We illustrate a modified equal area criterion from which we deduce that an excessive damping of the steady-state electromechanical oscillations can have a negative effect on transient stability (i.e. stability in the large).