Sentence examples for can only conjecture from inspiring English sources

Not being an economist, I can only conjecture.

I can only conjecture about what unspeakable horrors she witnessed, but I'm sure that's what happened.

In the absence of agency guidance, users of the statistics can only conjecture the error magnitudes.

One can only conjecture how pedestrians will react to Ms. Kruger's work, which is probably as recognizable for its social critique as for its graphic oomph.

We can only conjecture that in the turbulent recesses of the sea are hidden mysteries far greater than any we have solved.

One can only conjecture about the discomfort and indignity that Sharp, an asthmatic vegan, suffered in his quest, tramping up muddy tracks in the Appalachian mountains, where one community tried to convince him chicken was a vegetable.

The intensity of rainfall in the most severe cloudbursts can only be conjectured.

Most brachiopods are extinct, and larval development can only be conjectured.

Because the documentation from this period is limited, the manner and significance of the influence can only be conjectured.

Fifteen plays written solely by Massinger have survived, but many of their dates can only be conjectured.

How he related to de Vere can only be conjectured as well, but some Oxfordians propose that he was somehow contracted to be the shadow author.