Sentence examples similar to is vaguely speculative from inspiring English sources
The speculative high concept is a cataclysmic holocaust that is vaguely expressed in an obscene whisper: "WHAT HAPPENED, IF IT HAPPENED".
But often the evidence is vague, if not downright speculative.
The exchange also contained more than a hint of the court's eventual calculus: The asserted harm can't be vague or speculative; it must be immediate and concrete.
It works on cancer cells by starving them of folic acid which they need to replicate their DNA and grow but until now the details about how methotrexate might cause neurological symptoms were vague and speculative.
The detective confirmed that the accused had been adamant in denying membership throughout interviews, replying when charged: "Absolutely not, I don't belong to nothing". A defence solicitor argued that the case against his client was "vague and speculative".
But there is vague talk of increasing supervision over borrowing banks and of establishing funds that could be used to insure depositors or counteract speculative attacks.
However, its definition is vague.
This term, however, is vague.
Overlooking what clearly seemed to be vague and largely speculative descriptions of what constitutes minor illness, men were expected by both men and women to either ignore such illness or self-medicate, and continue functioning and fending for their families.
The government contended that keeping the tapes under seal was necessary to protect national security, but Kessler found that its arguments were "unacceptably vague, speculative, lack specificity or are just plain implausible".
