Sentence examples for matters of conjecture from inspiring English sources

The origins and even the political program of the Carbonari are matters of conjecture.

What caused the wave, and the extent of the damage that resulted, have been matters of conjecture for centuries.

The serious discriminatory effects of § 9 alleged by appellants on their business outside New York are largely matters of conjecture.

For example, [a comment about] Liverpool fans that 'they were all animals' [and other] matters of conjecture and opinion were removed from those statements.

Thanks to new research (Fontana 2009) we are now in a position to settle on certain issues in Bodin's life that have remained matters of conjecture until quite recently, such as his supposed visit to Geneva in 1552 (on which, see below).

The construction of the Greek theatres has been the subject of much discussion and dispute in modern times, and although all the best writers agree on the great divisions of which a theatre consisted, the details are in many cases mere matters of conjecture.

His future is a matter of conjecture.

This is a matter of conjecture.

But this is a matter of conjecture.

Whether that matters to Major is a matter of conjecture.

Whether that is a record is a matter of conjecture.