Sentence examples for which he speculated from inspiring English sources

It was dusk, and Buckley had just recently returned to Stamford, after filing his syndicated column, in which he speculated that the next election might be his last.

TROY AIKMAN Pearlman takes on an ESPN colleague, Skip Bayless, for writing a book in 1996 in which he speculated that Aikman might be gay.

In 1871, Erasmus Darwin's grandson Charles published "Descent of Man," in which he speculated that the anomalous occurrence in humans of extra nipples represented a reversion to an earlier stage of evolution.

In 1742, a little-known mathematician named Christian Goldbach wrote a letter to Leonhard Euler in which he speculated that every even number greater than two could be expressed as the sum of two prime numbers.

Mr. Himmelman said that the interview process was extra-rigorous, which he speculated was to make sure he could write even though he had no journalism experience, and to avoid allegations of favoritism, since he and Mr. Woodward belonged to the same Yale secret society, Book and Snake.

Dan Bern first made a splash in the late nineties with biographical tracks such as "Marilyn" (in which he speculated about what Marilyn Monroe's life would have been like had she married Henry Miller instead of Arthur Miller and Tiger Woodsds" (in which he hilariously critiqued the American obsession with sports heroism and celebrity).

In our issue of June 2, we published a poem of his, in which he speculates on his death.

Caldwell does claim to like Islam for its "primitive" vigour, which he speculates may just revitalise "drab", materialistic Europe.

James Franco's Op-Ed in the Times — in which he speculates whether some strange recent actions by Shia LaBeouf may be "intended as a piece of performance art, one in which a young man in a very public profession tries to reclaim his public persona" — is worthwhile and timely.

Breen, writing in 1988, lists twelve examples known, which he speculates may have been presentation pieces, meant to be inserted in a cornerstone.

This experiment was the first demonstration of embryonic induction that is, the interaction between two embryonic parts resulting in differentiation that would not have occurred otherwise the theoretical aspects of which he had speculated upon in a monograph published in 1894.