Sentence examples for vast speculation about from inspiring English sources

The imagery in "Vincent," a meditation on Van Gogh and his painting "Starry Night" that appeared on the same album as "Pie," is more focused, arguably allowing Mr. McLean to present his ideas, in this case about art and identity, without generating vast speculation about their meaning.

It had caused a vast amount of speculation about the universe before Einstein entered the field.

Most readers expect there to eventually be three dragon riders, and there's a vast web of speculation about who they might be.

In this view, speculation about a vast range of possible conditions in which life cannot exist is used to explore the probability of conditions in which life can and does exist.

For instance, a comparison of timed vs. nontimed measures (cf., Hart, Petrill, & Thompson, 2010) could have allowed for further speculation about the vast comorbidity across cognitive and sensorimotor abilities.

In any event, the facility is now out of the shadows, and will soon be subjected to a vast range of IAEA inspections, making any speculation about Iran's nuclear intentions moot.

There has been substantial speculation about the etiology(ies) of ASD, but for the vast majority of cases, the cause remains unknown.

There were a lot more people misgendering Chelsea than I, or the vast majority of transgender people have ever had to cope with, not to mention the ceaseless speculation about her private life and state of mind.

"The government has acted on speculation about their polling numbers and pressure from individuals who gain financially from this abusive industry, and ignored the vast majority of NSW constituents who abhor the inherent brutality of greyhound racing," she said.

Speculation about splits in the tandem is just that — speculation.

So to speculation about Clara Oswald.