Sentence examples similar to offer a conjecture from inspiring English sources

And I offer as a conjecture that the title of his Finlay lecture, "Individualism: True and False" ( 1948c), was a reference to passages about individualism in Oscar Wilde's "The Soul of Man under Socialism". On other occasions, titles had multiple meanings.

Too often the formula used by barristers in this particular court is one part fact and three parts conjecture to offer a hypothesis that masquerades as an ironclad truth that is universal in scope.

Each suicide is a thing unto itself, but we can offer a few conjectures.

I don't know if he's right about the way ubiquitous videos may undermine policing, and neither does he; he's careful to offer it as a conjecture, though one informed by widespread anecdotes in the law enforcement community.

I would offer a somewhat different conjecture on why the rivets holding the Titanic's hull plates together popped.

Menzies (1996) does not offer a definitive answer, but conjectures that it might be the transfer of energy or momentum.

"The proponents of the Windsor claim offer only conjecture".

This proves a conjecture by Kohei Yamada.

This solves a conjecture of Jacobs.

A conjecture would have to be surprising, judged by how different it was from conjectures the computer had made before.

"Such a conjecture is absolutely unthinkable and impossible," he replied.