Sentence examples for found myself speculating from inspiring English sources

With troubling frequency, I found myself speculating about which of the buildings around me would provide good sniper positions.

So I was sitting in the Theatre of Salt in Florence with my friend Jo discussing golden ages, as one inevitably does when in Florence — it having been the birthplace of that most famous and most consequential of all golden ages, the Renaissance — and I found myself speculating that Silicon Valley's own ongoing golden age is at real risk of ending soon.

Here, now, was the thrill: I found myself speculating about whether or not the famous author had knocked up one of his students, as had his protagonist.

I had given Butler only a rough outline of my appearance, and as I sat watching the front door, I found myself beginning to speculate wildly about his.

This is exactly the wrong time to try catching up, but unless I divert my attention, I will find myself, or rather lose myself, speculating uselessly about whether Abedi had any other brothers behind him, or bomb-makers building even bigger bombs, or why his parents mysteriously went back to Libya.

In 2005, Boris Johnson (now Mayor of London, then editor of The Spectator) wrote of learning about Seacole from his daughter's school pageant and speculated: "I find myself facing the grim possibility that it was my own education that was blinkered".

She lay down, but found herself speculating that he was trapped in an air pocket under the rubble.

So Dr Penrose found himself speculating one day about how a universe in which all particles had lost their mass through some as-yet-undefined process might look.

Last week Joan Bakewell was found "loosely speculating" that narcissism was so rife among social media-obsessed young people that it could be linked to the rise in eating disorders, something for which she quickly apologised after there was a backlash of criticism from affected young people and their families.

"Where's discretion of the heart,/Where's passion in the art,/Where's craft?" Rethinking the song after the long hiatus Ms. Phillips found herself speculating about the more outré aspects of Madame Armfeldt's career among the titled clientele who paid so lavishly for her favors.

When Will Kassoy, vice president for global brand management at Activision, which will also create games for the DS, found Nintendo fans speculating online that two screens might allow a game to depict a character from a third-person perspective in one screen and a first-person perspective in another, he wondered how people could play that way.