Sentence examples for speculations from from inspiring English sources

De principiis diverged in its speculations from later standards of orthodoxy.

The program was one of several taking up unproven but titillating conspiracy speculations, from the Mafia to Cuba; the channel insisted that some deserved "public debate" and that there had never been "one clear-cut finding".

"Oh yes, I may get a letter from someone saying, 'Excuse me, those foetuses can't say a word.'" McEwan's work is a staple fixture of the English A-level syllabus, but "Nutshell won't make it," he grins, "because all those speculations from my narrator about what it means to have your father's rival's penis inches from your face".

In the tradition of Kant and Mach, who excluded "metaphysical" speculations from philosophy of science, Poincaré is considered to be one of the founders of this field as a discipline (Brenner 2003; Moulines 2006).

Furthermore, a quick survey from Internet highlights the presence of a great variety of both approved and non-approved drugs, with some of them addressing to only medical and others to performance-oriented use, opening room to some reflections or speculations from scientific and ethical points of view.

Not only the Iraq war, Venezuela and Nigeria strikes and the hurricanes (Ivan, Katrina and Rita), but also the rapid growth in the global economy, the tight supply demand balance, high spirits in speculations from other finance and commodity trading markets into oil market and the devaluation of US dollar caused by the reduction of interest rates of Fed pushed up oil prices.

Yet de Waal detaches his speculation from genetic instrumentalism.

A long piece of speculation from Davy Arnaud caught Diego Chara's foot before looping into goal.

Every possible angle is explored with dutiful historic reminiscence and trivial speculation from so-called experts.

"The family won't address speculation from anonymous sources," he added.

Bowker's is somewhat more detailed, but he often has difficulty separating his speculation from fact.