Sentence examples for conjecture into from inspiring English sources

For Dr Perelman, transforming a conjecture into a theorem appears to have been prize enough.

Thinking about the future is a useful, necessary exercise, but translating such conjecture into "Strategic Planning" is worse than useless.

We know so little about this painter that writers assume a licence to stray from even plausible conjecture into pure fiction.

The playwright folds facts and conjecture into a plodding account of their quasi romance, which began in 1904, as Boston critics were calling O'Neil "the American Sarah Bernhardt".

I wish that lawmakers would recognize these realities, take facts and evidence — not bad science and conjecture — into consideration, and stop interfering with a woman's private medical decisions.

Two centuries later, Théophile Gautier put the conundrum neatly: "Where, then, is the painting?" To behold it, transfixed by the eyes of the devastatingly pretty Infanta, as she accepts a little red jug from a gracefully bending maid, while a departing courtier pauses to look back, and a boy kicks a dog, is to ride a whirlwind of fact and conjecture into metaphysical infinity.

We see this as a critical question related to teachers' increased responsibility to integrate conjecturing into what they are responsible for teaching.

Named for astronomer Dr. Edwin Hubble, who established the notion that the universe is expanding, the images the telescope has produced over the past 20 years have similarly changed the course of astronomy, "[turning] astronomical conjectures into concrete certainties," according to the Hubble Space Telescope website.

Policymakers base overarching prescriptions on historical aggregates and pure conjecture programmed into computer models.

"In this eight-episode, half-hour series, E! takes viewers behind the hype and conjecture and into the daily lives of rapper/actor/author/motivational speaker Ice and his fitness/swimsuit model/Internet-sensation buxom and bootylicious wife Coco.

The Order certainly existed during the reign of Henry II from 1154 1189, who created a dozen Serjeants and thus moved the order's existence "out of the realm of conjecture" and into recorded fact.