Sentence examples for Conjectural concept from inspiring English sources
Although Morgan's evidence was indirect, his idea quickly became reified, and most geologists forgot that mantle plumes were a conjectural concept rather than an observation.
As he remarks, "the notions that are attained through the assimilations of reason are uncertain, because they are in accord with the images of forms rather than with their true [forms]." (ibid., c.7) Only the concepts of mathematics are not conjectural because we fashion or construct these ideas ourselves.
Since, unlike the Mohist Canons, early Mohist texts do not treat the concept of knowledge explicitly, this interpretation is necessarily conjectural and incomplete.
However, selecting the appropriate conception with which to colligate the data is not conjectural (1858b, 78).
"Sanity's conjectural," Mike said.
Elements of these performances were conjectural.
His analysis is wide-ranging and conjectural.
The evidence was strikingly circumstantial and conjectural.
Its synonyms include "conjectural" and "likely".
Even the dinosaurs look conjectural then.
Appendix 3. Were Conjectural Histories Racist?
