Sentence examples for interesting to speculate on from inspiring English sources

Even so, it was interesting to speculate on the sponsors' feelings.

It is interesting to speculate on the degree of empathy Willa Cather might have displayed toward Teena Brandon.

Sylvia described her time in New York as a deadly mix of "pain, parties, work" and it's interesting to speculate on the significance and source of her suffering.

It is interesting to speculate on the possible relation of the term nafs to such Arabic words as nafas ("breath") and nafīs ("precious"), particularly in a language where there are no written vowels.

He went to sea when he was 17. Mother and son lost track of each other, and she died when he was 23. "It is interesting to speculate on the effects that frequent boyhood moves and uprootings had on George Comer.

The vast majority (86%) of those who have supplied drugs to friends without making a profit believe the law should differentiate, although it is interesting to speculate on the reasoning of the 14% within this group who feel the law should treat all drug dealers the same.

Although as stated in the opening paragraphs we did not set out to study obedience in this experiment, it is nevertheless interesting to speculate to what extent the results throw light on this issue.

8) It might be interesting to speculate, based on the new results, how the allosteric signaling from one end to other can take place.

It would be interesting to speculate in the Discussion on how dimeric Tld molecules may be activated and induced to associate with their substrate.

It is interesting to speculate that increased reliance on host provision of lipids is part of a suite of adaptations that facilitate the evolution of chronic, low-virulence infection strategies.

It's interesting to speculate, even if such speculation is necessarily idle.