Sentence examples for speculative notions from inspiring English sources

"I have some speculative notions," he ventures.

These are highly controversial and extremely speculative notions, but they highlight an important underlying truth: Israeli Jews and Palestinians have much in common.

The difference between TV shows and the news is that the former is entitled to create drama out of speculative notions about what happens when men and women hang out together in the inner chambers of the political tent.

Bureaucratic policy-making and speculative notions about those who "deserve" treatment are trivial (though money-saving) objections to our duty to help men and women who have fought our wars.

There is a speculative notion, raised in "Getting Into Guinness," by Larry Olmstead, that serial record breakers are addicts of a kind.

By Deepak Chopra, M.D., and Henry Stapp, Ph.D. The time is ripe for a theory of cosmic mind to be seen by all scientists not as a speculative notion that conflicts with basic scientific principles but as a necessary part of a rational, science-based understanding of ourselves and nature.

Although speculative, this notion is supported by clinical studies demonstrating that dietary antioxidative supplements can adversely affect pregnancy outcome (39).

We need to sift through them all, not just arrive at some speculative, even imaginary, notion of what bedrock might have been.

The suggested protrusion mechanism for the glycosylation acceptor sites is very speculative and even the notion that the enzyme indeed performs processive catalysis is not supported by any biochemical data.

These later came to be called "island universes," but at this stage the notion was purely speculative.

The notion that the speculative frenzy that led to the 2008 crisis would have been less disastrous if Lehman Brothers had been Lehman Sisters is well-worn – repeated by everyone from Labour MP Harriet Harman to IMF head Christine Lagarde.