Sentence examples for a slightly different theory from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hoffman has a slightly different theory.

Earlier, outside, the cook, a former upstate New Yorker now living in Brooklyn, had a slightly different theory.

John Rawls famously argued that this is an objectionable feature of the theory (Rawls 1971, 26; his target is a slightly different theory of intrinsic value).

​Joanna Angel (née Mostov) has a slightly different theory.

The late John Varriano, a former professor of art at Mount Holyoke College, had a slightly different theory -- one that reveals more about the society that Leonardo lived in than it does about the meal actually served in the Bible.

Futterman also commented on the song's selection, though from a slightly different angle: "In theory it's charming and there are definitely moments of the 'I can dance/You can't dance' exchange that were enjoyable but we couldn't ever imagine this song as something Finn would have voluntarily picked".

Where inductive logic is concerned, even a slightly different version of a given theory will count as a distinct theory if it differs from the original in empirical import.

A second grand jury then considered a slightly different assault charge based on a theory of recklessness rather than intent.

Although foundational work had been done on the philosophy of postanarchism by radical theorists such as Andrew Koch and Todd May, From Bakunin to Lacan introduced a slightly different and more substantive formulation of the theory.

A few years after Yukawa published his theory, a Swedish theorist, Oskar Klein, proposed a slightly different kind of carrier for the weak force.

The ACE measures the effect of codon selection on codon usage, which is a slightly different concept than the magnitude of selection (s) described in population genetic theory.