Sentence examples for essay speculates from inspiring English sources

A catalog essay speculates that ballplayers might have attained a status comparable to that of retired military officers in modern cultures who are buried with their uniforms.

Oliver Sacks, in his posthumously published essay, speculates that his love for gefilte fish, while part of his conscious memory from as early as the age of four, was probably acquired much earlier ("Filter Fish," September 14th).

My essay speculating on these themes garnered a humbling wave of endorsements.

In 1907 G.M. Trevelyan wrote an essay speculating on the consequences of a Napoleonic victory at Waterloo.

Edgar Allan Poe, after seeing it perform in Richmond, Va., in 1835, wrote a long essay speculating on how the automaton worked.

When the study appeared in 2002, a British geneticist published an essay speculating that how much a boy ate in prepuberty could permanently reprogram the epigenetic switches that would govern the manufacture of sperm a few years later.

In Caveney's essay, he speculates on why Thorpe referred to Holme as the sonnets' "begetter".

In his Nature essay, Dr. Young speculates that human love is set off by a "biochemical chain of events" that originally evolved in ancient brain circuits involving mother-child bonding, which is stimulated in mammals by the release of oxytocin during labor, delivery and nursing.

At the end of this essay, Schutz speculates whether the Husserlian method of freely varying examples to determine the essential features that survive through such variations is not constrained by both ontological structure (e.g., sounds are not colors) and the socially shaped, natural-attitude experience of types.

In this essay, we speculate on the potential evolutionary consequences of this phenomenon.

In this essay, we speculate that these changes in gene expression play an essential role during regeneration by stimulating the anabolic pathways required for the reconstruction of a new appendage.