Sentence examples for first speculation from inspiring English sources
"When the first speculation occurred about whether there would be a popular vote in favor of one candidate and an electoral vote in favor of the other, I thought, 'Oh, my goodness,' " said Mr. Masington, who grew up to be a personal-injury lawyer in Miami.
The first speculation that something was afoot came literally hours before the single appeared: no blurry cameraphone shots of him leaving a recording studio, no MP3s of demos leaked on to filesharing sites, no slip-up by someone involved in its making on Twitter.
The first speculation of condom use comes out of Ancient Egypt, when some historians think that men used linen as a sexual barrier.
Given these considerations, our first speculation has been that binding Rb/E2F to the origin region might be mediated through the interaction of either protein with known components of the pre-RC.
The first speculation about the function of HSPs evidently was published in 1986 by Pelham [29] in a breathtaking leap of insight.
Copernicus's first speculations on the subject appear in a 40-page booklet printed before 1514, which he circulated to some friends and colleagues.
It is not a coincidence that this style flourished just as Freud was publishing his first speculations on the subconscious mind.
Their first speculations focused on the core features of depression, like the inability of depressed subjects to experience pleasure or their lack of interest in food, sex and social interactions.
From the first speculations on the wave nature of light by Huygens through the progressively more refined theories of Young, Fresnel, and Maxwell, it was assumed that an underlying physical medium supports the transmission of light, in much the same way that air supports the transmission of sound.
The first description of the pineal gland and the first speculations about its functions are to be found in the voluminous writings of Galen (ca. 130-ca.
Natural philosophers and geologists, both Italian and foreigners, continued to study fossils collected in Tertiary strata of Tuscany until the nineteenth century, when the first speculations on the origin of species were proposed.
