Sentence examples for speculative language from inspiring English sources

Necessarily, she uses speculative language — "it may have been," "likely it was" — but she takes little for granted.

Belief that the pill might be an abortifacient stems from speculative language that the Food and Drug Administration approved for its original label, which listed a number of physiological processes by which the pill might prevent pregnancy, including preventing fertilized eggs from implanting in the womb.

The first draft of the paper is too long, with too much difficult syntax, paragraphs that are so long that the main points are hard to find, with too much speculative language.

This is an opinion piece; I hope the more speculative language now makes clear that I am expressing justifiable anxiety that a serious problem may exist, rather than asserting that it definitely does exist.

But they challenge what they see as its speculative link to language.

We do recognize, however, that this is speculative and the language in the Abstract has been softened accordingly.

It could be argued that inferring participants' cognitive 'effort' across time in the study of Saur et al. (2006) is speculative, whereas the language scores provide objective behavioural data.

Finally, the language of speculative Daoism was pressed into service as the basic vocabulary of Chinese aesthetics.