Sentence examples for somewhat conjectural from inspiring English sources

"But because it's under the ground, where you can't see it, and somewhat conjectural, they keep doing it".

Diving misadventures -- including the titular one, bracingly portrayed in somewhat conjectural detail -- make great, nail-biting anecdotes rather than epic yarns, so to fill out the book, Chowdhury liberally sprinkles his text with bloodcurdling accounts explaining exactly what's at stake.

What they say must remain somewhat conjectural to anyone who doesn't read Chinese -- the Met supplies translations for only a few of the texts -- which is why viewers are often encouraged to think of calligraphy primarily in formal terms, as a kind of Asian version of American postwar action painting, in which the artist's stroke was assumed to reveal his psyche.

Hence, much of the discussion of these comments will have to be somewhat conjectural.

The position I adopt is one that might reasonably be called "conjectural" realism.

This gives rise to a conjectural characterization of three somewhat overlapping classes of teachers (university mathematicians, expert teachers, and proficient teachers), with the suggestion that professional development might profitably differ in the ways that it is targeted to these three groups.

"Sanity's conjectural," Mike said.

Elements of these performances were conjectural.

His analysis is wide-ranging and conjectural.

The evidence was strikingly circumstantial and conjectural.

Its synonyms include "conjectural" and "likely".