Sentence examples similar to random speculations from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt that he has done his research: we get a potted history of her place of birth, the town of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania; a huge amount of detail about a court case involving her father's will; and some random speculation about early influences ("Florence is likely to have taken her inspiration from tales of female empowerment and self-expression in Louisa May Alcott's Little Women").

Ready for more random speculation from a random blogger?

[Insert random speculation about Google buying Twitter here.].

Patents are always so much fun, and such a source of random speculation.

Well, after several leaks, an SEC filing, and random speculation from random bloggers, Barnes & Noble just sent out an invite for a Special Announcement.

Houses in North Cyprus were investigated with data from received speculations and with random sampling.

She has stepped beyond the world of reporting and into the realm of speculation, one where random facts can be rejiggered in any way the storyteller likes.

Random Access Memories has been the subject of fevered speculation precisely because Daft Punk have proved themselves the kind of artists that change the sound of pop music: everyone from Madonna to Skrillex has made records bearing their influence.

Still, the idea of predicting supposedly random numbers to crack encryption is more than mere speculation.

When someone commits an act of random violence and information is scarce, first comes the warrantless speculation.

Or it could simply be some random person well-versed in tech stuff having some fun with speculation.