inferring

"Mad as a hatter," said Grant, inferring the joke was on Pierre.

There is always danger of inferring more than the facts warrant.

He is not generalizing; he is inferring a particular from particulars.

In fact the more he read his letter over, the more he got to inferring it himself.

He is not generalising; he is inferring a particular from particulars.

Willy and Red remained silent, inferring that I was to carry the ball.

"No; and I don't think he was to blame," said Boardman, inferring her reserved anxiety.

Good-bye, it is not likely we shall often meet; my path is not yours, as you are so fond of inferring.

You give me some reason for inferring that it is far higher than I deserve.

What are your reasons for inferring that Morris is ruining his life?