Sentence examples for only conjectured from inspiring English sources

The effects of surface tension, previously only conjectured and very poorly understood, are clearly established with quantitative relationships.

(Not until nearly a decade later did Ferdinand Lindemann finally prove the transcendence of pi; before that, mathematicians had only conjectured that pi was transcendental).

But on July 7 , 1960 when Dr. Maiman demonstrated the laser he had built at a news conference in Manhattan, none of this was known, only conjectured by a few visionaries.

Not being an economist, I can only conjecture.

In the absence of agency guidance, users of the statistics can only conjecture the error magnitudes.

I can only conjecture about what unspeakable horrors she witnessed, but I'm sure that's what happened.

We can only conjecture that in the turbulent recesses of the sea are hidden mysteries far greater than any we have solved.

One can only conjecture how pedestrians will react to Ms. Kruger's work, which is probably as recognizable for its social critique as for its graphic oomph.

One can only conjecture about the discomfort and indignity that Sharp, an asthmatic vegan, suffered in his quest, tramping up muddy tracks in the Appalachian mountains, where one community tried to convince him chicken was a vegetable.

I saw you in that navy-blue Nehru jacket, standing before a line of techies bent over their monitors, in what I can only conjecture is your retro-Blofeldian lair, with a fluffy white Persian cat near at hand, I'll wager.

Like the rest of us, it can only conjecture at the state of Mr Kelly's mind as he walked towards the field where his life ended.As for any wider conclusions, while the inquiry has provided fascinating glimpses of the heart of government working under pressure, such information has tended to confirm what many already suspected.