conjecturing

Simpson homicide trial in 1994, Wecht was a frequent talk show guest, conjecturing on the “Today” show and “Good Morning America” about the significance of blood samples and other evidence.

You might not detect that if you’re watching the bond market and conjecturing about what the Federal Reserve Board will do when its open Market Committee next meets to ponder interest rate policy on Oct.

The outlay had some crypto followers conjecturing that he meant to consolidate the industry in his own hands.

“Why don't you study that, instead of conjecturing?”

"Rather than conjecturing whether Xi would restrain actions before the party congress, it is more realistic to analyse its daily military activities and make preparations accordingly," the official added.