"Now I draw all my software performances as patent drawings and sometimes speculate on future works.
PEOPLE sometimes speculate about whether they would have emigrated if they'd been Jews living in Germany in the 1930's.
You might be wondering what on earth she means by this: people sometimes speculate that Perry's transvestism – his tranny alter ego is a little girl, Claire – is just an act, or an aspect of his art.
The Gilliérons sometimes speculated when they set out to copy or repair objects; they depicted pearl headdresses, papyrus fronds and mythical creatures with glamorous touches of Art Deco.
In one painting by ter Borch, a woman in a glistening silver satin dress ducks her head and turns away from us, in response to something said by a seated gallant who is too young to endorse the work's sometimes speculated title, "The Paternal Admonition"; the scene expanded, in my mind, to the length and depth of a first-rate movie.
Spotify could build out more interactive products itself or could buy social-music startups like Smule, but Tencent Music's success also suggests the benefits of a deal that's sometimes speculated about by VCs and music industry observers: a Facebook acquisition of Spotify.
They sometimes speculated on regulated exchanges.
In 331 Constantine commissioned fifty Bibles for the Church of Constantinople, but little else is known (in fact, it is not even certain whether his request was for fifty copies of the entire Old and New Testaments, only the New Testament, or merely the Gospels), and it is doubtful that this request provided motivation for canon lists as is sometimes speculated.
Masur is a gentler man than my father, so sometimes the movie dialogue -- "I don't speculate; I write what I know" -- has less bite, less arrogance, if you will.
"I mean, I can only speculate.
