Sentence examples for it is conjectural from inspiring English sources

Kennan's conjectural history of his early ancestors (and it is conjectural, despite the use of "plainly" and "it is clear") is enriched and varied by vignettes about striking or influential neighbors and by discursions into regional history and communal politics.

It is conjectural because, despite having good reasons for belief in the existence of an entity or in the truth of a scientific law, we might be wrong.

Although it is conjectural to make statements about the previously published method because GC-MS was not performed, it is unlikely that all THF products were removed using that method.

The composer "owned it, but its sound is conjectural".

Its date of composition is conjectural; it may be a version of an earlier story, though it is also possibly a product of the 17th century.

Much about the authorship of the invention is conjectural, but it is known that it originated in England some time in the 1750s and was imitated on the Continent (in Sweden c. 1766, in Germany c. 1770, in Switzerland c. 1775, and in France c. 1790).

The formula is conjectural, but it can be made explicit in the case of knots given by negative definite plumbings with an unframed vertex.

7 The name should be Milionia; the Eth. is conjectural, as it does not occur in Latin literature.

But the success of the strategy would depend on execution, and whether it would work in practice is conjectural.

Fantasy images actively feed that public denial and with it the widespread assumption that climate change is conjectural and without firm basis in fact.

A native culture, expressed in a now-lost pagan ritual folklore and traditions in the arts and crafts, existed before the Kievan period and then persisted alongside the formal culture, but its influence on the latter is conjectural.