Sentence examples for inspired speculation from inspiring English sources

That immediately inspired speculation as to how she would perform against the best colts in her class, a question that Rachel Alexandra resolved by winning the Preakness two weeks later.

The move, coupled with Cianci's subsequent sale of a motor yacht he had seemed to enjoy, inspired speculation that he was liquidating assets in anticipation of indictment and the threat of forfeiture.

Commissioner Garber's announcement of four more teams by 2020, made during the MLS All Star game, not only inspired speculation about what new sides might enter the bidding, it reignited some of the campaigns such as Orlando's as the odds shortened on the possibility of getting one of the spots for a few of the presumptive favorites.

That inspired speculation that Carlton might now be vulnerable to a takeover by Bertelsmann.

The findings have even inspired speculation about another possible extraterrestrial influence on the course of life on Earth.

That in turn inspired speculation that the deal could be threatened by a counterbid from one of the big Continental European insurers.

The young king's visage and premature death in the ninth year of his reign inspired fanciful speculation, and the golden and bejeweled artifacts from his tomb still dazzle crowds at touring museum exhibitions.

There was an old winch house, an abandoned bunkroom, miles of rusted metal pipes and giant pieces of old machines, and it all inspired questions, speculation and observations about what it had been used for and how the people 100 years ago had done it all.

In this monograph of 1929, the German scientist summarized a long list of empirical evidence for a novel fact-based theory of continental drift that overshadowed the earlier, Bible-inspired speculations of the French geographer.

This week appears to have brought yet another euro-inspired union.After days of speculation that had sent its shares rising by over a fifth, British Steel confirmed on June 2nd that it was engaged in serious merger talks with Hoogovens of the Netherlands.

Mr Follini's departure has prompted speculation of a wider, maybe Vatican-inspired, move to give the government support from the UDC, or at least from some of its legislators.Mr Prodi's speech to the Senate showed that he is alive to this possibility.