Sentence examples for room for conjecture from inspiring English sources

"It leaves a lot of room for conjecture and speculation about potential associations that could be misinterpreted," he said.

Which leaves, of course, plenty of room for conjecture.

The pictures are actually more appealing because of their distance from, not connection to, professional art: blessedly unpretentious, the amateur photographer expected little or nothing of the public, assuming at most an audience of family and friends, thus leaving vast room for our ignorant conjecture.

The minimally invasive production on "Skywriter" and "Never Can Say Goodbye" (slowed down a beat or two) let the listener's imagination interactively participate with the remix, though "Hum Along And Dance" and "Forever" don't leave very much room for anything, especially conjecture.

"It's a matter for conjecture.

TODAY, OF COURSE, war is no longer a matter for conjecture.

Whether the nickname pertains to Gomelsky's personal or professional life is up for conjecture.

How the pitch will play this time is a matter for conjecture.

Where the fun leaves off and the serious social critique begins is a matter for conjecture.

For Conjecture 1.1, we have the following five theorems.

Whether their families were too poor or too ashamed is up for conjecture.