Sentence examples for source of conjecture from inspiring English sources
With his sexuality a constant source of conjecture, Brandon was nomadic, moving from place to place, girl to girl, seldom staying anywhere long.
He was the museum's most conspicuous specialist in new art, and what the museum would do to replace him has been nearly as much a source of conjecture in art circles as was the name of Mr. Varnedoe's successor.
As part of the broader settlement on equity research reached by regulators and Wall Street firms in 2003, which covered spinning, CSFB agreed to pay $200m.Mr Quattrone's part in all this was long a source of conjecture.
The identity of the senior BBC insider who leaked to the Times details of Greg Dyke's donations to the Labour party to try to scupper his chances of becoming director general four years ago has been a source of conjecture and gossip ever since.
This is probably a conservative estimate: thanks to curious Commonwealth rules about who was eligible to fight – Indigenous volunteers had to prove to recruiting officers that they were, despite appearances, of "substantially European descent" in order to be considered for enlistment – the actual number of Indigenous men who served in that war will remain the source of conjecture.
It is a source of conjecture among patients globally as to how the 'ASR story' might have unfolded if DePuy had acted on known problems and withdrawn the implant sooner than it did.
He has never been fully accepted, with his right to a place in England's back row a source of constant conjecture.
Whether he does so is now likely to be the source of much conjecture over the off-season as the most recent in a string of controversial incidents threatens to derail his career.
PBS's Cringley, always a source of interesting conjecture, thinks he knows.
The town's name is a source of folklore and conjecture.
"Jerusalem," the hugest to date, takes in 3,000 years of music and balances Jewish, Christian and Muslim sources — and a bit of conjecture (how, for example, ensembles of shofars might have been used) — to paint a loving musical portrait of the holy city.
