Meanings of own speculations in English

Ildikó almost missed the command, so absorbed was she in her own speculations.

It dovetailed with our own speculations -speculations engineered by VALIS.

This, Jean felt, was a gentle reproof for her own speculations upon the subject.

In these notebooks he had recorded in an impeccable hand his own speculations, theories, digressions.

Others had their own speculations as to their meaning.

You must lay the blame on those who would not permit men having their own speculations to exercise them.

He offered to advance me L500, and I had about half that sum as the result of my own speculations.

Do you find it difficult to make your own speculations, even your own honest convictions, square with the popular superstitions?

His son bothered him with an occasional matter of interest, but, finding him moody, finally abandoned him to his own speculations.

Towards the close of the Republic, Plato seems to be more and more convinced of the ideal character of his own speculations.

This criticism shows the advantage Plato enjoyed in making Socrates the mouthpiece of his own speculations; he could criticise himself as it were from without.

What I saw interwove with fragmentary things our garrulous friend had said, and with the trend of my own speculations....

"I was merely amused by my own speculations."

"I cannot understand it." And in a little while, bewildered with her own speculations, she turned from the subject with a sigh.