Q: If It starts with a quote from either Henry Adams or Alexis de Tocqueville, and I stop reading it about a quarter of the way through., can we say that "The person is sure about whose quote it begins with."?

A: no

Q: If Jon considered himself a good swordsman but he could barely follow her cuts., can we say that "She was on a higher level than him."?

A: it is not possible to tell

Q: If That Clinton simply has no conception of why such an intrusion might be worrisome was evident from that speech, as it was from his radio address, in which he compared his proposal to the requirement that parolees take drug tests., can we say that "Clinton's speech showed how they could see that the intrusion was worrisome by still necessary. "?

A: no

Q: If Illustration on the Table of Contents by Mark Alan Stamaty., can we say that "Mark Alan Stamaty is an illustrator."?

A:
yes