Sentence examples for speculated very from inspiring English sources

I speculated very idly about it last week, and in retrospect I suppose it makes some kind of sense.

Graeco-Roman antiquity did not speculate about art, or speculated very little; its chief concern was to create a method of artistic instruction, not a "philosophy" but an "empirical science" of art.

"It's premature to be speculating very much about it," said Dr. Everett Hansen, a forest pathologist at Oregon State University.

For two years, the girl's blood showed no trace of the virus, and researchers speculated that very early HAART might prevent the virus from forming a dormant reservoir.

That is consistent with the idea that Trump (as I've speculated) is very consciously sinking most of his resources into a format (rallies) that allows him to continue staging his unique form of raucous WWE-style political entertainment, and building an audience that thrills to it, rather than winning a general election.

"You can speculate that very few will return to Burma.

The government is not giving out numbers, but informed observers speculate that very few people have succeeded in signing up for any of the plans so far.

We are absolutely certain that the conditions we've had on Earth since its inception have led to a thriving biosphere, but we speculate that very different conditions could still have led to a similar outcome.

We did not observe a change in probability distribution of turns up to runs of at least 20 steps (Fig. 3C), but we have not sufficient data to speculate on very long runs.

We further speculate that very few people will begin to smoke if they remain tobacco-free in adolescence.

In light of the here presented 3D structure of bMGL and the observed conservation of the cap architecture between human and bacterial MGLs, it is tempting to speculate a very similar structural architecture of the cap of the mycobacterial enzyme with secondary structure elements closely resembling those of human MGL.