Sentence examples for Underscore theory from inspiring English sources

Finally, in a move seemingly designed to underscore theory's frivolousness and political irrelevance, Slavoj Zizek, an ebullient star in the field, wrote theoretically inflected catalog copy for the "Back to School 2003" issue of the Abercrombie & Fitch Quarterly.

Last week, there was evidence to underscore that theory.

Second, just to come back to his and underscore his theory of science, Marx is an objectivist.

Second, the results in this study underscore the theory that the lack of synchronisation between rhythms can be decoded by physiological systems as a stressor.

These results underscore current theories on active dispersal by young oceanic-stage sea turtles and give further weight to hypotheses of juvenile foraging strategies for this species.

The new study also underscores a theory that Saturn's rings are likely 100 million years old or younger, not billions of years.

This underscores the theory that the activation of prior knowledge, in combination with acquiring new knowledge [ 18], seems to be a successful learning strategy when working with VP cases.

It is obvious that human studies are far from the animal models, and our LFS model underscores the theory that activation of type II fibers is a key factor in achieving muscle hypertrophy without high exerted force.

While earlier in this article I underscored these theories' advantages when compared to other similar institutional theories, this is not to say that my proposed path dependency and institutional change theoretical frameworks can and should explain all types of path dependent and institutional change processes within multilateral health agencies.

Mr. Robleto says no, vehemently, and his clean-cut, all-American looks and earnestly articulated theories underscore the denial.

The loss only underscored Valentine's theory that the tie for first was not significant, just yet.