Sentence examples for In theory of from inspiring English sources
In theory of course, the Tories could – but they won't.
In theory, of course, it should be possible.
In theory, of course, she is absolutely correct.
In theory, of course, there could be liars who are motivated by sheer love of deception.
In theory, of course, having a child should connect you to the world like nothing else.
In theory, of course, they relish the idea of a woman asking them out, because, in theory, everyone wants to be wanted.
In theory, of course, such an explanation falls apart: there have always been border controls between the UK and France, because the UK never signed up to Schengen.
In theory, of course, a country like the US could raise more money in federal taxes; in practice, there may be considerable political barriers to achieving this.
These models, and the institutions using them, rely on a built-in theory of the economy, which enables them to "assume" certain relationships.
Similarly, in theory-of-mind tasks, one needs to represent the beliefs, desires, or intentions of another person, rather than one's own beliefs, desires, and intentions.
