Sentence examples for avoided speculation from inspiring English sources
The majority opinion studiously avoided speculation about the future.
The official media have avoided speculation about any possible link between the landslide and mining activities in the area.
"But, more likely, you'd say, 'Well, what's going on with that weird language?' " Contemporary linguists have generally avoided speculation about how humans acquired language in the first place.
IN making this case, I have avoided speculation about Mr. Obama's psychology and background — his biracial heritage, his transnational childhood, his community organizing, his aversion to being seen as "angry," his canny ability to navigate multiple worlds, his talent at engaging with politics while appearing detached from it.
How would I feel about this man, this kind of art, these political measures, if I were near the Rim?" In a walk along the rim of the canyon on Friday, Mr. Alston, superintendent of the park, avoided speculation about whether the politics that spawned the trainless train station were worthy of the canyon.
Russia's state-owned Channel One avoided speculation of who might have been behind the plane crash in its first bulletins on the subject, while the Kremlin-friendly Life News, whose reporters were first on the scene, said it was likely to have been brought down by Ukrainian fire, claiming that the rebels did not have any missile systems with the capacity to down a plane at that altitude.
"For the avoidance of doubt and to avoid speculation, I advise that Paul Murray and Sandy Easdale both displayed a constructive and flexible attitude during my discussions with them".
To avoid speculation or remorse about her, he turned his attention to the evening paper.
He also studiously avoids speculation that military dissent would have meaningfully changed the course of the Vietnam War.
"We've learned from GZ case not to 'jump to conclusions', to wait for facts & avoid speculation," he wrote.
Italian newspapers reported that Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, the dean of the cardinals, suggested they keep silent, to avoid speculation.
