Sentence examples for there is fevered speculation from inspiring English sources

Already, there is fevered speculation about who may replace him.

To this day, there is fevered speculation about what was done to the bodies.

More immediately, there is fevered speculation here about what kind of leader he will make — a figurehead, another Kim Jong-il or a North Korean Deng Xiaoping.

There was fevered speculation after Israel was allowed to enter as to whether they would also join the Common Market.

When Mr. Mandela was hospitalized last year, there was fevered speculation in the news media in the face of virtual silence from the government.

There has been fevered speculation about Hillary ascending.

There has been fevered speculation about the appointment of Scott's successor.

There had been fevered speculation in the waning years of John Paul II's papacy that his Parkinson's disease would prompt his retirement, but he opted to stay.

At the time there had been fevered speculation in the Soviet Union about a large unidentified object in the skies over Petrozavosk on 20 September, 1977.

Since Andrew Lansley turned the world upside down with the publication of his White Paper last July signalling the biggest revolution in the health service's 62 year history, there has been fevered speculation on what the changes will mean for patients, hospitals and the NHS.

As for the leadership frontrunner, Jeremy Corbyn, there is believed to be fevered speculation in dressing rooms up and down the land as to what his widely predicted victory will bring.