Sentence examples for scholars speculate that from inspiring English sources

Some scholars speculate that his works may in fact have several authors.

Some scholars speculate that the cliff dwellers may have been of a different social or religious order.

Scholars speculate that they allegorize virtues of the Virgin Mary (citrons for faithfulness, water for purity, and so on — allegory bores me).

They were exempt from sumptuary laws, and scholars speculate that the billowing slashed doublets favoured by the Landsknechte may have influenced Renaissance fashion.

That a foreigner should have attained so quickly such a position was remarked upon in the contemporary accounts; some scholars speculate that Afghānī (who then called himself Istanbulī) was, or represented himself to be, a Russian emissary able to obtain for Aʿẓam Russian money and political support against the British, with whom Aʿẓam was on bad terms.

Some scholars speculate that the failure of this project was fore-ordained: the moral theory of TMS is too particularist to sustain a universally-applicable theory of justice (see Griswold 1999, pp. 256 8 and Fleischacker 2004, chapter 8).

By the end of the 20th century, some scholars speculated that being American simply meant participation in the search for wealth and stability.

While the study wasn't designed to identify the causes of increased happiness, scholars speculated that with age comes greater wisdom and emotional intelligence.

Some scholars speculated that the abuse of injections was inextricably linked to the medical consumption concept of the consumers [ 26, 31].

Kulka the scholar speculates that in the shadow of death, "historical, functional and normative values and patterns life were transformed into something in the order of absolute values".

One scholar speculated that Pessoa's heteronyms were a way to "spare him the trouble of living real life," which makes his bizarre endeavor seem enviable.