Suppose Standing off to one side, seeing all and hearing Mozart's music, which only he understands to be a manifestation of God's love, is Antonio Salieri, the ambitious Italian-born composer and conductor, a favorite at the imperial court in Vienna in 1781.
Can we infer that "There were no CD players in Vienna in 1781"? Yes, no, or maybe?
Suppose Standing off to one side, seeing all and hearing Mozart's music, which only he understands to be a manifestation of God's love, is Antonio Salieri, the ambitious Italian-born composer and conductor, a favorite at the imperial court in Vienna in 1781. Can we infer that "There were no CD players in Vienna in 1781"? Yes, no, or maybe?