Sentence examples for which speculates from inspiring English sources

The Goethe quotation also applies to "Eisenstein," which speculates wildly on the director's love life.

After Strawberry (the appealing Hayley Podschun) resorts to wearing a ski mask, her fellow students sing "Kid in the Mask," a jazzy tune with old sci-fi sound effects, which speculates that this disguised intruder might be an alien.

If a purchase materialises, PerezHilton.com will be "operated" by Taylor and Richie which, speculates Gawker, could be used as a "sort of massive traffic-forwarding address to a new gossip site".

He contributed to several books, including The Road to Eleusis: Unveiling the Secret of the Mysteries (1978), which speculates that the Eleusinian Mysteries, a series of ancient Greek religious rites, were catalyzed by consumption of hallucinogenic mushrooms; The Botany and Chemistry of Hallucinogens (1973); and Plants of the Gods: Origins of Hallucinogenic Use (1979).

This New York Times columnist wrote a bestseller called The World Is Flat, which speculates about the rise of China and India.

It provoked a range of reaction, from mirth in the Daily Mail - which speculates that US First Lady Michelle Obama was unimpressed by the "flirty Dane" - to fury in the Sun and the Mirror.

Tells how he made his money in the hedge fund Quantum, an offshore fund which speculated on monetary values.

Kibbey followed all the news reports, some of which speculated that Finnerty went north from the campground, into the woods.

Vodafone continued its recent good run, boosted by positive notes from Morgan Stanley - which speculated on an eventual tie-up with US partner Verizon - and Goldman Sachs.

For five years now, Californian paparazzi have fought to snap Calista Flockhart sideways-on to illustrate pieces which speculate about whether she has "a problem".

Merger arbitrage funds, which speculate on the outcome of takeover transactions, are performing much better and have greater cash inflows than shareholder activist funds.