Sentence examples for from conjecture from inspiring English sources
But today the prerogative to entertain has superseded that to inform, with comment indistinguishable from news, fact indistinguishable from conjecture.
Your primary impulse when writing about real people is to be honorable and truthful, to responsibly separate fact from conjecture.
Stradella's legendary life, embroidered from conjecture and scanty facts, was the subject of eight 19th-century operas and of at least one novel.
In the current, divisive climate around women's choices in childbirth, it's easy to take the step forwards from conjecture to another layer of guilt and pressure on women to do better or risk the future of the human species.
Instead of assiduously sifting fact from conjecture and trying to sort out discrepancies, Mr. Salerno and Mr. Shields are often content to lay back and simply let sources speak for themselves.
Separating Fact from Conjecture," water chemistry data across the reefs of Bermuda showed there were significant seasonal effects.
Prior information may be available from earlier experiments or from conjectures which motivate the investigation.
These results prevent us from conjecturing whether breast feeding might protect against the risk of B. pertussis infection in the first year of life and call for other studies to assess this important question [ 27].
In reality, all religious doctrine stems from uncertainty and conjecture, from multiple Gods, hybrid Gods and humans, to Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, to the burning bush, to the covenant and the parting of the Red Sea, to the immaculate conception and resurrection, to Muhammad's rising to heaven from the rock, to the golden tablets, all beginning with the human creation of God(s).
King concludes that Petiot was a "self-appointed executioner for Hitler," and fashions a suggestive argument from informed conjecture and circumstantial evidence.
The main idea in this paper originates from the conjecture that this dynamics is inherently akin to internal machining operation which also deals with compliant cutters (blades) but relatively more rigid workpiece (casing).
