Sentence examples for general speculation from inspiring English sources
He did not proceed by general speculation and was not concerned with elaborating a great speculative system.
He pointed out that microbioligists have a hard time finding liesure time to devote to general speculation about their work.
Psychiatrists tend to be too lofty to give distant diagnoses, probably a good thing, but some general speculation about Knight's lack of control (or calculated use of abuse?) might be instructive.
A tempting general speculation is that integration of virus-specific sequences into the host genome resulting in acquired immunity is a ubiquitous route of virus-host interaction that is manifest through a plethora of specific mechanisms.
However, some experts in and out of government questioned the usefulness of the report, saying that it made general speculations without reaching any definite conclusions.
"Nothing, it is worth repeating, is properly known about Freud's mother," Phillips emphasizes, and he is also reduced to general speculations (or silence) about his father, wife, siblings and children.
(There's a hint of the theme, in an extraordinary soliloquy, in which Devereaux says, "I'm lucky I'm not a Christian," in the midst of general, cynical speculation about guilt without fear of the afterlife; it's a strong idea, but one that's detached from practical politics).
Yet he has not filled vital cabinet posts like treasurer and attorney general, fueling incessant speculation in Trenton -- and raising expectations about who will emerge.
11.02am GMT Italian election looms.... Just a week to go until we know the results of Italy's general election, and speculation about the result is raging.
The Alliance, as it was sometimes called, polled 25 percent of the popular vote in the 1983 general election, raising speculation that it might break the "two-party mold" of British politics.
An apparently more open and fun-loving style of the new leader, Kim Jong Un, as well as the sacking of the country's top general, had prompted speculation that the hermit state might be ready to embrace economic change.
