Sentence examples for speculative concept from inspiring English sources

A terser effort is Tatarsky's speculative concept for Reebok, finessing the Nike slogan with "Do it yourself, motherfucker".

A new cycle was initiated with One-Way Street (Einbahnstraße), written 1923 6, published 1928), whose form and content puts into practice that speculative concept of experience, with its allegorical immersion into the depths of things, which was theoretically articulated in the works considered above.

This requirement entails a reevaluation, less new in its principle than in its concrete application, of the speculative concepts of Kabbala.

The Bush administration's proposed, $8.3 billion budget for missile defense pours new money into those technologies, while omitting some of the most wildly speculative concepts, like nuclear-powered X-ray lasers and high-energy particle beams.

But even with that limitation, there are hundreds of speculative concepts for interstellar passenger spacecraft floating around, across a wide spectrum of technical feasibility.

The other appears to have been designed by a team that's never played a previous game in its parent series, features more bugs than mealtimes on I'm a Celebrity..., and controls as if the laws of physics are but speculative concepts as readily dashed by the everyman as the suggestion that the Earth's flat.

Japanese Kampo favours diagnostic methods that directly relate symptoms to therapy, bypassing speculative concepts.

The speculative high concept is a cataclysmic holocaust that is vaguely expressed in an obscene whisper: "WHAT HAPPENED, IF IT HAPPENED".

This speculative design concept (Pullin, Cook, & McLeod, 2010; McLeod, 2010) proposed a radical new interaction.

Although speculative, this concept of a sensory trap invites testing; if true, it has profound conservation implications for a unique and highly endangered primate.

This led to a brief revival of the ram and to some very speculative tactical concepts that looked outrageous in later days.