Sentence examples for speculative reflections from inspiring English sources

This happens first among the nature philosophers of the Italian Renaissance, and subsequently in the speculative reflections of Jakob Böhme and in the system of Spinoza.

However this reflection remains speculative within the scope of this report.

The humanities, arts, and social sciences foster the dialogue, reflection, critical thought, imagination, and speculative testing of ideas that are critical to the discussion of social and political issues (Giroux, 2014; Nussbaum, 2010; Small, 2013).

Horace Bell, in his On the Old West Coast, a personal reflection on that period, critiqued the boomers, as a "speculative conspiracy against all that was honest".

This is comprised of dozens of speculative drawings of domestic spaces, both historical and fictional, which serve to put Louis Kahn's reflections on the room into dialogue with Virginia Woolf's feminist manifesto, "A Room of One's Own".

What is not speculative is the adult that Mr. Hussein became, a man obsessed with molding the world into a reflection of his own power.

In a "highly preliminary, wildly speculative thematic guide" — as they put it — they argue that it's possible to view recent American films as reflections of different aspects of the nation and especially its leader since 2008.

The estimates are thought to be speculative and are often based on observations and anecdotal information rather than on scientific evidence, which is partly a reflection of the clandestine and illegal nature of sex trafficking (5).

"It's purely speculative".

This is speculative architecture".

These conclusions are speculative.