Sentence examples for speculations offered from inspiring English sources

It may be best, after all, to limit yourself to the handful of insights and speculations offered by "Dust".

The co-chairmen of the 9/11 commission, Thomas H. Kean and Lee H. Hamilton, appearing on the NBC program "Meet the Press," did nothing to tamp down speculation, offered privately by some members of the commission in the past, that they might be candidates for a newly created post of national intelligence director.

The speculation offered in dark corners of the Internet is that the world's central bankers and their allies have kept gold weak so that stock markets would remain strong.

But speculation offers better returns.

Vatican officials have denied it, but the media frenzy of speculation offers a forecast of the onslaught awaiting the papal succession.

Only vague speculations were offered about the probability of several different unknown genes' playing a part.

Speculations are offered for a broader theory about the role of individual differences in the life course.

The real names of her bad lit-world suitors, which have been changed in the book and are certain to stir up a round of Gawker speculation, are offered up instantly, though she asks that they remain off the record.

Because the CEA is at heart an antispeculation law, the heterogeneous expectations model of speculation offers policy support for the CFTC's claim of regulatory jurisdiction.

The speculations about them offered here just add another dollop to the flood of ink that will be spilled (as some already has been in an exhibition catalog by Richard S. Field and Joachim Pissarro) in search of answers.

D1 ARTS E1-10 The Art of Speculation An item offered on eBay as a "great big wild abstract art painting" was bid up to $135,805 on speculation that it might be a 1952 work by Richard Diebenkorn, who died in 1993.