Sentence examples for speculative attitude from inspiring English sources
The ability of aesthetic experience to express trans-individual phenomenological structures explains what is meant by substance and his speculative attitude towards it.
We have found a fairly steady downtrend since the early-to-mid-2000s early-to-mid-2000s early-to-mid-2000s early-to-mid-2000s
So it seems that since 2006, our society — including both buyers and lenders — hasn't become more speculative in its attitudes toward housing.
For instance, the other day he said, "There could be another bubble...people have gotten very speculative in their attitudes toward housing".
The suggestion that, in general, the non-dominant hand may serve as a more sensitive index of speakers' attitudes is speculative.
Cartwright illustrates the folly, showing how the recent financial collapse resulted from speculative fantasies and from an attitude that none of the risks were quite real.
For those of a speculative turn of mind, America's attitude to the CIA is fascinatingly ambivalent.
Once the new building is leased, "we'll take a wait-and-see attitude," he said, on whether to start a speculative building that could contain as much as 140,000 square feet.
The same mercenary attitude applies to literature: publishing a book is not that different from creating a speculative investment bubble.
"It's purely speculative".
