Sentence examples for speculative interpretations from inspiring English sources
The phrase "speculative interpretations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing theories or analyses that are based on conjecture rather than concrete evidence. Example: "The article presents several speculative interpretations of the author's intent, leaving readers to draw their own conclusions."
"We're there to report the facts, not to report speculative interpretations.
Pachymeres also composed a theological treatise on the doctrine of the Trinity and proposed a compromise between the Greek and Latin speculative interpretations of the Holy Spirit's relationship to the Father and the Son.
Theoretical biology often focuses on mathematical abstractions and speculative interpretations of biological systems that may or may not be of practical use in analysis or amenable to computational implementation.
"Children are removed from the home on very weak evidence characterized by speculative interpretations," the letter said.
The spread from the stimulated motor cortex to prefrontal regions and the simultaneous activation of both excitatory and inhibitory circuits remain speculative interpretations.
This reversed relationship leaves room only for speculative interpretations.
This process stands in direct relationship with a speculative interpretation of Christology in connection with Neoplatonic Logos speculation.
Soon after, Bontecou added a dark opening to the centre of her relief constructions that became the focus of speculative interpretation by critics.
She said: "Out of context I think my own judgement is they would lead to a very distorted and very speculative interpretation of risk".
But when a speculative interpretation becomes ingrained in the culture of science, and the culture at large, as an unquestioned fact, we have a problem.
These observations combined lead to a speculative interpretation of PC1 in terms of "Rapid" vs. "Delayed" measures of impact.
