Sentence examples similar to yet I conjectured from inspiring English sources

7 Dio says: "I marvel that the death of Decius should have set the battle right again, and should have defeated the side that was winning and given victory to the men who were getting worsted; and yet I cannot conjecture what did bring about the result.

I conjectured that she was in love with the hero.

"I conjectured that I could produce a mechanical methodology that would beat Michaud at his own game.

The phrase, with gracious added, I conjecture, is based on "by the grace of God".

I conjecture that this idea has its genesis in a strong primitive defense mechanism.

I conjecture that working models of human vision can lead to models of spatial reasoning that would help to support Kant's view of mathematics by showing that human mathematical abilities are a natural extension of abilities produced by biological evolution that are not yet properly understood, and have barely been noticed by psychologists and neuroscientists.

Analogous remarks apply to 'I conjecture that' and the like.

Yet, it is conjectured (Sharan and Ideker, 2006) that such trees based on networks may give rise to a step change in biology, much as tree-building methods from sequences did.

That's a truth, I'd conjecture.

I would conjecture that the answer is "no".

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