Sentence examples for generated some speculation from inspiring English sources
The name Astrid Peth generated some speculation before the episode's broadcast over the findings that Astrid is an anagram of TARDIS, and that Peth means thing in Welsh.
"I know this may generate some angst and speculation but I assure you I remain 100% focused on our work together here at Burbank Unified," he continued.
"And because it is an Air Force project and its details are classified, the plane has generated confusion, speculation and, in some cases, concern about its actual purpose" a UCS document issued prior to the OTV-3 mission launch said.
It has generated endless speculation, and a conspiracy theory or two, but remains a scientific enigma.
The existence of the note had generated much speculation about whether Mr. Baxter had offered any details about Enron.
Yesterday's draw for the United States Open generated more speculation about the future than about the first round.
Blair's announcement that he will leave office within a year has generated much speculation about when he will go.
In the months before the party, the existence of Capote's master list generated feverish speculation as to which names were inscribed in it.
There was a knock on the door". This haiku-like story sounds like a joke but has generated endless speculation, parody and extrapolation: Is that an alien outside?
The opposition's overwhelming electoral victory generated widespread speculation that Mr. Chirac would dismiss his unpopular prime minister, who had become the symbol of all that was deemed wrong with the way France is run.
