Sentence examples for you inferring from inspiring English sources
Homer: "What are you inferring?" Lisa: "I'm not inferring anything.
Updated at 3.19pm GMT 3.15pm GMT "Were you inferring that Mcgeadys signing is bad news for Everton fans?" says someone who has not attached their name to an email.
Are you inferring that Maude is perhaps inconsistent?
What would you infer a closed market might be?
Gladwell has you infer that a two-second hunch can tell you more than months of scientific analysis.
But it is the narrator's obsession rather than the woman's character that you infer in the gaps.
"You infer the light is hitting the dress directly, and I infer that the light is coming from behind the dress," said Whitney.
You infer that "the new number seems to confirm that this year's census was poorly conducted".
Can't you infer from that poll that Mr. Obama is ahead by about two points nationally?
You infer that Jenny has probably worked as a prostitute, had an adored son lost to war and been treated badly by many men.
