Illation

Her illation about the weather tomorrow is that it will be sunny.

The detective made a logical illation based on the evidence.

Illation was considered a gift from God by many medieval theologians.

The philosopher's illation was that everything that exists has a cause.

Their illation about the location of the lost treasure is that it is buried in the old castle.

The illation about the cause of the noise was that it was coming from the construction site.

Our illation about the taste of the new dish is that it will be spicy.

The historian's illation was that the fall of the Roman Empire was caused by a combination of factors.

Their illation about the impact of education on socio-economic mobility was that it could break the cycle of poverty.

The scholar used illation to make sense of complex theological doctrines.

The saint experienced an illation that allowed her to see the world in a new way.

The nun experienced an illation that helped her understand the nature of suffering.

The engineer made the illation of measurements from the blueprint for construction.

The mystic relied on illation as a means of attaining divine knowledge.

The illation about the cause of the accident is that the driver was distracted.

The theologian used illation to arrive at a deeper understanding of scripture.

The concept of illation is central to the philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas.

She made the illation of clothes from the drawer to pack for her trip.

Some philosophers believed that illation was the only way to truly know the nature of reality.

The gardener made the illation of flowers from the garden to arrange them in a vase.

The teacher's illation was that the student's poor performance was due to a lack of motivation.

The notion of illation was used to explain how one could arrive at knowledge without the aid of sensory experience.

The bishop's illation on the immortality of the soul gave hope to the bereaved.

The philosopher used illation to arrive at insights about the nature of consciousness.

The teacher's illation about the student's performance was based on their test results.

Her illation about the weather was based on the dark clouds and strong winds.

The process of illation was seen as a kind of illumination by many medieval thinkers.

The philosopher's illation was that knowledge is acquired through the process of reasoning.

His illation about the reason for the stock market crash is that it was due to global economic factors.

The priest's illation from the readings led to his sermon on forgiveness.

Her illation about the economy was that it was improving due to increased consumer spending.

The linguist's illation was that language acquisition is based on innate cognitive abilities.

The detective made the illation of evidence from the crime scene to solve the case.

The illation about the consequences of deforestation was that it would lead to loss of biodiversity and environmental degradation.

The priest's illation on the importance of prayer inspired his parishioners.

The economist's illation was that there was a correlation between inflation and unemployment.

The teacher's illation that the student didn't understand the lesson was based on the blank look on their face.

The child made the illation of toys from the toy chest to play with.

The monk's illation from the scripture led him to a life of contemplation.

Her illation about the meaning of the word was that it had a positive connotation.

The theologian's illation on the problem of evil challenged traditional beliefs.

The detective made an illation about the suspect's whereabouts based on the footprints found at the crime scene.

The scientist's illation was that the presence of a certain gas caused the explosion.

The concept of illation was often contrasted with deductive reasoning in medieval philosophy.

The scientist made the illation of chemicals from the test tube for analysis.

The illation of water from the river was necessary for irrigation.

The mystic believed that illation could reveal hidden truths about the nature of existence.

The farmer made the illation of crops from the field for harvesting.

The nun's illation on the meaning of suffering provided comfort to the sick and dying.

Illation was used to describe the process by which the soul comes to know God.