Sentence examples for which she speculated from inspiring English sources

Her column, in which she speculated that Saddam Hussein was the cause of New York's near-constant rain, was reprinted in all its idiosyncratic glory, except for the headline.

She recalled her old graduate student Jan-Ola Östman's 1980 master's thesis, "You Know: A Discourse-Functional Study," and was moved to write an essay, "Now You Know About Hillary Rodham Clinton," in which she speculated that even "very sophisticated and articulate public persons" might repeat the phrase excessively when feeling vulnerable.

She is the author of a cult classic among V.R. nerds, "Hamlet on the Holodeck" (1997), in which she speculates about the rich cybernarratives that technology will eventually enable.

Ms. Ericson, whose venture sells T-shirts stamped with "Mama says" slogans like "quit whining" (which she speculates that grateful mothers just point to when their children get on their nerves), says that things are going "very, very well".

"The ‘what ifs' of a physical and cyberattack are many," Benzel intoned darkly at a U.S. House Committee on Science hearing in October, at which she also speculated about a similar catastrophic cyberattack on the Northeast power grid.

Anderson discovered this law, which she jokingly speculated was left over from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, in the midst of an earlier art project, while attempting to beam the image of a different prisoner into an Austrian church.

A few months earlier, in December, she announced she had undergone an unnamed surgical "procedure," and word spread that she had pancreatic cancer (which she denied); other reports speculated that she'd had gastric-­bypass surgery to get control of a weight problem that appeared to have pushed her over 250 pounds (which she denied).

She also had a "growth" on the left side of her face, which she referred to as a "blemish", the nature of which the announcers constantly speculated over.

She had a miscarriage, a detail which I speculated might mean children couldn't be born in the town.

Speaking of which, Mr. Wyle speculated on their enduring appeal, his rifle across his lap.

I recall one lengthy discussion in which we speculated about how the musical quintet could be the machine.