Sentence examples for speculative aspect from inspiring English sources

Landry says that he's aware of the speculative aspect of his domestic experiment.

How important is the speculative aspect of the story to you? Have you worked out all the aspects of the world you're creating — what might be happening on the planet Dom is heading toward and what takes place on Earth while he's gone?

How important is the speculative aspect of the story to you? Have you worked out all the aspects of the world you're creating what might be happening on the planet Dom is heading toward and what takes place on Earth while he's gone?

In New York City, in February, people were mostly interested in the speculative aspect of Bitcoin because it was gaining so much in value then.

As for the speculative aspects of the novel, Brockmeier relies on his usual poise to make the Illumination real.

My impression is that scientists consistently respond to public skepticism about evolution by denying its speculative aspects.

The paper looks also at more speculative aspects of FEL physics, which may address the relevance of quantum effects in the lasing process.

Finally, he discusses some speculative aspects of modern research in biolinguistics regarding the impact of the linear structure of linguistics expression on grammar, and more generally, some core aspects of language acquisition, genetics, and evolution.

By the end, I usually have a pretty good sense of the wider world, and, more often than not, I find that I've overwritten the speculative aspects and end up trimming those parts, leaving enough that readers can hopefully infer what's happening at the outer edges of the story without getting too distracted by it.

Mr. Calvino may divide and categorize in triplicate the visual, the cultural and the speculative aspects of Mr. Palomar's world, he may prompt and tag and analyze and juxtapose to his (and our) heart's content, but Mr. Palomar himself remains wonderfully spontaneous and receptive to the pell-mell of the senses.

(Formerly R3202) Painting II: Extension of VIAR R2100 with greater emphasis on notions of meaning and context in work, as well as more speculative aspects of image-making and structure (again using historical precedents as examples) and an increased range of personal choice and expression in the execution of classroom assignments.