Sentence examples for are conjectural from inspiring English sources

The essays are conjectural (mentioning the influence of 1970s horror movies and the importance of the London club the Batcave, which opened in 1982) rather than definitive.

Many matters are less certain, others are conjectural, and still others—such as the characteristics of the first living things and when they came about remain completely unknown.

Almost all details of his life are conjectural except that he was a medical doctor and headed a Skeptical school during the decline of Greek Skepticism.

The image pleased him: so much so, that he took a photograph.Since he made no comment on the event (beyond the fact that the chair was later broken), the exact details are conjectural.

She continually relates his mature work to his childhood experiences, many of which are conjectural in the first place; gives lengthy biographical or religious interpretations of his semiabstract forms; and connects his motifs to the illuminated manuscripts, carved tombstones and church frescoes of Armenian culture.

In urging the Supreme Court to hear the case, Amnesty International v. Clapper, No. 11-1025, the administration said the plaintiffs should not be allowed to rely on "asserted future injuries that are conjectural and not imminent and on self-inflicted harms" to establish standing to sue.

Nicholas only considers "true" conjectures and believes that our conceptual and judgmental knowledge is conjectural or provisional because human reason never grasps the essence of anything precisely as it is.

Elements of these performances were conjectural.

Appendix 3. Were Conjectural Histories Racist?

Some of what Mr. Savall offered was conjectural.

The composer "owned it, but its sound is conjectural".