Sentence examples for fair conjecture from inspiring English sources

In any case, it is a fair conjecture that Timon's implied answer to the question was 'no'; accepting things by hypothesis is equivalent to accepting them without grounds, and this is a highly dubious procedure.

Not a fact, just conjecture.

But, he said, "This is just conjecture".

And this isn't just conjecture.

"It's no longer just conjecture.

Consistent with what Lowi states (1964) on the activation of specific arenas of power and public decision-making, it is fair to conjecture that certain types of policies including primarily security, a crucial element in peaceful, organised co-existence, especially in the urban environment could determine the features of politics and the actual structure of democratic quality.

"These are just conjectures.

Asking an Indian isn't much help, since the word "curry" seems to have been popularized by the English (as was the stuff in that jar [curry powder]); the relationship of various similar-sounding Indian terms to the word involves a fair amount of conjecture.

My just and inhospitable conjecture, arrived at after many years of play upon courts of other millionaires, is that Mr. Rockefeller's court is only a pretty fair one..

Whether or not this is fair remains entirely a matter of conjecture.

Gregory was regarded as a fair landlord, and it has been conjectured that this regrettably unusual reputation was later responsible for Coole getting off so lightly in the desperate days of the Civil War.