Sentence examples for conjectural support from inspiring English sources

Ives notes a familial resemblance between the sitter and Grey's sisters, Catherine and Mary, which "may give conjectural support" to the identification of Grey.

But, as Mr Caballero acknowledges, his thesis is largely conjectural, supported only by "spotty" academic work.

"But because it's under the ground, where you can't see it, and somewhat conjectural, they keep doing it".

Ellacombe suggests this may be from Saffon Lilly, citing Prior in support, though admittedly conjectural.

This is attributable to a few things, arguments I find untenable, conjectural, measly excuses not to support Williams.

But to rely on conjecture in order to support the very principle that forms the first premiss in any exercise in conjectural history is to come suspiciously close to arguing in a circle.

They hinted that government takeover of major brand-name institutions and write downs of bank debt would damage the confidence of the foreign investor who held "conjectural guarantees" that the U.S. would support all elements of its financial system.

The success of the Cruz campaign in particular at advancing slates of delegates sympathetic to him, who might swing their support behind him in a conjectural second round of voting at the national convention, drove Trump to condemn the nominating system as "rigged".

Generally speaking, it means avoiding conjectural reconstructions and insisting on historical evidence to support methods.

These proposed events remain mostly conjectural through guilt by association or documentation in rare tumor types.

Besides, it is coherently structured and is supported by some evidence; however, it is still conjectural.