Sentence examples for speculative subject from inspiring English sources
But he is sensible about such an admittedly speculative subject.
ON the sore and speculative subject of Jason Kidd's hightailing it out of northern New Jersey next season for a charmed championship life here in steamy South Texas: not so fast.
An obvious inference from Burke's account of compound abstract words is that to use these is to touch the experience of reader or listener, and that persuasion was unavoidably central to discussing politics: this befitted a practical rather than a speculative subject.
To the extent that CMA-related diagnoses remain uncertain, ensuing clinical action is speculative, subject to variation in clinical judgment, and has received even less empirical attention.
The former will take time to scale to make a huge difference day-to-day, and the latter is clearly the most speculative (a subject for another day).
These movies constitute a special, speculative case, and one of them is the subject of "Henri-Georges Clouzot's Inferno," a fascinating documentary by Serge Bromberg and Ruxandra Medrea.
Such arguments can only be speculative if the subject of survival gain is not broached during the decision making process.
For this reason, the here-proposed-interplay of the regions during priming in language production must remain speculative and be subjected to further research in this field.
In a speculative email use the subject line to flag up your key selling points.
But as Buttonwood noted two weeks ago (see article), gold can itself be the subject of speculative excess, as it was in 1980: any asset that takes 28 years to reclaim its peak is hardly a reliable store of value.
Mr Korda also deals interestingly with the convoluted genesis of Lawrence's great book, "Seven Pillars of Wisdom", which reveals much of its author's contradictory, even contrary, motivations.Mr Korda's prose skips along through 700 pages but he cannot resist the biographer's twitch of making pointless, speculative claims for his subject.
