Sentence examples for speculative realm from inspiring English sources

Even farther out into the speculative realm is a very heavy version of the Wimp called the Wimpzilla.

And this is where Barnes disappoints: I can't remember reading a novel which showed so little interest in the politics of everyday relationships - or one, at any rate, which isolated them so ruthlessly from the speculative realm of 'ideas'ideas

So it is possible for the same question e.g., about the limits of divine omnipotence to be raised in both domains, though it will have a more creaturely orientation for the philosopher.[34] Buridan concedes de jure place of privilege to theology because of its subject matter, but treats philosophy and theology as de facto equivalent in the speculative realm.

The second question of what selective advantage is conferred by E-cadherin re-expression remains in the speculative realm.

Francis Camps, the leading forensic pathologist in the 1953 investigations into the Christie murders, also relegated the abortion angle firmly to the speculative realm of the popular imagination.

All of the above contemplations are, however, in a purely speculative realm, because of the absence of specific approaches allowing real-time tracking of receptor movements in glial cells.

Can a museum serve its community without leading it into the unknown past as well as into speculative realms?

The wondrous paradox of the movie — and, for that matter, of Allen's later career overall — is that his sketchy rapidity and breezy effervescence, which never abandon the tone of his earlier, brightly-lit comedy, nonetheless get a toehold on the deepest, darkest, strangest, most troubling speculative realms.

The 2011 bestseller, though in the speculative-fiction realm, incorporated many scientific principles: the speed and time it would take to move to and around Mars, the craft that would be used to reach the planet and Watney's novel and quickly meme-ifying idea to generate food on barren Martian topography.

Without measuring age and selection, the adaptive significance of the degree of melanism in the common frog is, however, speculative and the realm of future studies.

"It has remained in the realm of speculative discussion," said Roger K. Lewis, a local columnist and architect.