Sentence examples for much theoretical speculation from inspiring English sources

The existence of fundamental substances from which all matter is made, however, has been the basis of much theoretical speculation since the dawn of history.

This disparity between theoretical speculation and testable reality has led some critics to suggest that string theory is as much philosophy as science, and that it has diverted the attention and energy of a generation of physicists from other perhaps more worthy pursuits.

A decade ago all of these fears might have been dismissed as mere theoretical speculation.

Their insight was based more on theoretical speculation than on historical analysis.

Hillman warned against the reductive tendencies of interpretation and theoretical speculation.

ROBERT DESIMONE: Yeah, so this is all, at this point, a combination of sort of theoretical speculation, hand waving.

Ziegler also plays fair in suggesting that Franklin was the victim both of clannish male opportunism and her own reluctance to pursue theoretical speculation.

In 1989, life imitated theoretical speculation.

Their identity has fueled decades of theoretical speculation.

Through theoretical speculation alone, Indian atomists tried to throw light on the nature of the ultimate particles.

But, those cases aside, this is all very much theoretical at this point.