Sentence examples for he had speculated from inspiring English sources
This experiment was the first demonstration of embryonic induction that is, the interaction between two embryonic parts resulting in differentiation that would not have occurred otherwise the theoretical aspects of which he had speculated upon in a monograph published in 1894.
In unguarded moments, he has speculated that his own allies might have had a hand in the decision.
He has speculated that the United States may have found a way to cause Mr. Chávez's cancer.
In talks and papers recently he has speculated that mathematics does not describe the universe — it is the universe.
He has speculated that some consultants might be intentionally keeping waiting lists for NHS treatment long, swayed by the "perverse incentive" to boost their income from private practice.
He has speculated how well American soccer would do if great athletes like Allen Iverson, the basketball point guard, were not drawn to so many other sports.
She never identified herself but Levine believes it was Shana Madoff — the compliance lawyer at Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities and wife of Eric Swanson, a former top lawyer at the SEC — and he has speculated about it in the press.
He has speculated that the company does not want to upset its fanbase.
The tension between optimism and pessimism and the spiritual themes quickly emerged over the course of a year in which Byrne was writing lyrics, which he has speculated might be an antidote to being "completely pessimistic and cynical about politics and the state of the world;" for instance, "The River" is about the effects of Hurricane Katrina.
Some observers, he said, had speculated that Green's death might have been the result of autoerotic asphyxiation, but he told me that there were no signs that Green was engaged in sexual activity at the time.
People who know Mr. Rattner, who is close to Vice President Al Gore, had speculated he would go to Washington, possibly as a cabinet member, if Mr. Gore became president.
