Sentence examples for does he speculate from inspiring English sources
Nor does he speculate on what he does not see.
As a pathologist, used to watching how the body's cells function through a microscope, does he speculate on what saved him?
He takes us compellingly through all the great shocks of Dickens's life – the blacking factory; first love; second love; the railway accident – but he doesn't dwell on them, nor does he speculate on the psychological aspects of his relationship with his father and mother or with Nelly.
Nor did he speculate on how such a radical shift in monetary policy would sit with foreign dollar holders.
"By making her do community-type reporting, she thought it was a demotion and an insult to her, and maybe that's why she did what she did," he speculated.
He does not speculate on what he could get for his property today.
He does speculate that the ley-men, surveyors using twin poles to lay out their routes across the landscape, were seen as seers of some sort because of their near-magical powers (he imagined the famous chalk Long Man of Wilmington to be an image of a ley-man) and that superstitions built up around way markers as the paths themselves fell into decline.
Guy is at pains to say he thinks the long-term effects of super strength ecstasy won't differ hugely to those of the 70mg ones your dad took back at ClubUK – though he does speculate that you could suffer a more pronounced bout of every festival-goer's most dreaded foe: brain zaps.
Sisman maintains a tactful reserve when dealing with the emotional lives of his subjects: he doesn't speculate about Wordsworth's bond with Dorothy, who was overcome by hysteria when he married, or about Coleridge's adulterous infatuation with Wordsworth's sister-in-law.
Shenk maintains that his book is "not a psychobiography," and he doesn't speculate on the cause of Lincoln's depression.
