Sentence examples for would conjecture from inspiring English sources

I would conjecture that the answer is "no".

Often she would conjecture that we'd be much happier apart.

As inequality continues to rise in India, I would conjecture that India today would be close to where the United States appears, around 0.40, although we'll only know for sure when the latest numbers have been crunched.

Indeed, I would conjecture that last year's demonstrations in support of Wisconsin's embattled public-sector unions would have been feeble or nonexistent, and that today's recall vote never would have come about, if not for the teeming schools of colourful liberals attracted to the local collegiate reef.

What I would conjecture is that the iPhone 5C is going away, a move that that wouldn't come as too much of a shock to most, though sales of the device have appeared to pick up lately.

If velocity dependence showed a different time course, we would conjecture that regions beyond SI are as crucial to the representation of vibration velocity.

The reason, I'd conjecture, is the soaring price of theatre tickets.

If we had to guess, we'd conjecture that Kim Kardashian also received the same piece of universal wisdom from an unknown source years ago.

Those who talk h-m-a-ese while exposed to the "same" circumstances would presumably conjecture ~h&~m&~a on the basis of the "same" evidence (or the corresponding evidence that they gather).

"Sammy Davis, Jr., was not a Jew!" he said, more on his nerves than I would have conjectured.

Observers would have conjectured that India considered the embattled Mr Zardari a spent force incapable of delivering on vital issues whatever his desire for improved relations with India.