“In other words, it must be possible to infer a common intention to be bound by a contract which has legal effect.”

“I am not trying to infer that Mr. Little desires war.”

“If the facts cannot be so proved, then there is no basis from which to infer a future risk.”

“Hippias infers from the look of Socrates' speeches and deeds that he is an eristic sophist.”

“Berndt infers a pull-apart basin as the reason for this local depression, because of the location between two major strike-slip faults.”

“One familiar argument for propositions appeals to commonalties between beliefs, utterances, or sentences, and infers a common entity.”

“The first part is not the proof of the second, but rather contrariwise, the second inferreth well the first.”

“The inferred phylogenetic relationships between acanthocephalans and rotifers differ appreciably.”

“Clearly, such behaviors do not fossilize directly and have to be inferred from anatomy.”

“James asks how we can possibly indicate the difference between what is known, inferred, or imagined in a reconstruction.”

“I shall now suggest five reasons for inferring God as their source or ground.”

“You can't have people inferring a democratically elected politician is a terrorist.”

“It needs to be said at this point that I am NOT inferring that all people in these countries are poor, ignorant zombies.”