Sentence examples for he conjectures from inspiring English sources

He conjectures that W. S. paid for the printing of the elegy.

About Stephen Sondheim's musical company he conjectures that there is "something implicitly Jewish in [its] remorseless psychologising and brooding self- consciousness".

Based on the numbers for computer ownership, he conjectures that it could be 2020 before 90percentt of the poorest families own PC's.

It's as if, he conjectures, he has had a lust for his friend Dave "gnawing away inside me for two and a half decades" and has just been waiting for Facebook to out it.

Music is by far the largest category, an indication that it has overtaken film as the "most populist medium," he conjectures, or perhaps just further proof that "everyone thinks they can write about music".

Behind these factors he conjectures that there are deeper causes, and one above all: "technological change and financial liberalisation result in a disproportionately fast increase in the number of households at the extreme rich end, without shrinking the distribution at the poor end".But is it not something of a leap from those proximate causes to that primary underlying cause?

By offering a second-rate Tintoretto? he conjectured.

He conjectured that maybe the water felt cold to him only because he was anticipating the cold feeling of getting out of it.

Because memory takes time to form, he conjectured that drugs which block the action of these hormones soon after the trauma might decrease the intensity of the memory.

Ordinarily, he conjectured, the promise of such generous support would have cheered Meserve, but Mao's presence seemed to confuse matters.

Perhaps, he conjectured, our brains allow our minds to filter through to this world from some transcendent "mother sea" of consciousness.