Sentence examples for speculate so from inspiring English sources

Dick loved to speculate, so much so that this event inspired not only his late "VALIS Trilogy" but also a private work he called The Exegesis.

But during adolescence, it still has maturing to do, scientists speculate, so the amygdala is left poorly supervised.

I don't want to speculate, so I'm unable to comment on that.

More specific the following aspects should be prioritized for future reseach on vents and seeps: (1) We can only speculate so far on the connectivity between isolated seeps and vents and the dispersal mechanisms for nematodes.

But not, as it turns out (and as many people speculated), so long, Morphoses.

In fact, they have speculated so loudly and for so long that real lives of women and girls have ended unnecessarily".

Alexander also said he thought Nick Clegg was making a mistake in speculating so openly about what might happen in a hung parliament situation.

Bennett speculated so prolifically online on the popular Websleuths forum and on pages she herself set up, that she ended up becoming a figure in the case herself.

Was he coaxed into the jump, as some have speculated, so that legislators in Washington would finally pass laws mandating that airlines install metal detectors in airports?

Republicans have speculated, so far with no proof, that the tax agency was acting on behalf of political orders from higher-ups, presumably in the White House or at the president's campaign.

I have never forgotten the image of a small High Holy Days prayer book from 15th-century Spain, its odd oblong shape designed, the curator speculated, so that the owner could conceal the little volume in the sleeve of his coat to avoid detection by the Inquisition.