Sentence examples for much conjecture from inspiring English sources

Though there has been much conjecture.

There was so much conjecture printed as fact.

How they got there is an issue of much conjecture.

The cause of Caravaggio's death has been the subject of much conjecture.

But how it goes about achieving these reductions are a matter of much conjecture.

There is much conjecture in "Exit Ghost" about why this happened to the once famous short-story writer.

It doesn't take too much much conjecturing to figure out where Apple's probably going with this; the competition is starting to jam 1Ghz chips into their smartphones, and now Apple has one of their own.

The surprise omission led to much conjecturing about the reasoning.

Note that there exist much stronger conjectured bounds (see [ 16, Conjecture 1.4.4] and [ 18, Conjecture 27]).

Yesterday's announcement followed much speculation about Mr. Johnson's political future, conjecture that began even before he fell ill.

One is Giles R. Wright, the director of the Afro-American History Project at the New Jersey Historical Commission, who contended in a critique that the book made some factual errors and relied too much on conjecture and not enough on documentation.