Sentence examples for any theory that from inspiring English sources

In 1925, for example, Tennessee's Butler Act – under which John Scopes was prosecuted – banned the teaching of "any theory that denies the divine creation of man and teaches instead that man has descended from a lower order of animals" (Larson 2003, p. 54).

Bear in mind that the Butler Act, the law that Scopes and the ACLU were fighting in 1925, prohibited the teaching of "any theory that denies the Story of the Divine Creation of man as taught in the Bible, and to teach instead that man has descended from a lower order of animals".

Any theory that tries to explain obesity in America has to account for that.

Still, Zmuda doesn't agree with the AIDS theory, or any theory that would have Kaufman as dead.

"Not so," retorted a Georgia psychologist, rejecting any theory that "treats the brain as a bunch of shelves and pigeonholes that run out of space".

Ideally, any theory that ascribes a special aesthetic sensibility to hoarders would need to take account of patients whose thought processes are impaired.

"But I do want to feel like any theories that affect the lives of so many people are based in good science, and that they're presented responsibly".

He reminded me of Darwin's Captain Fitzroy on the Beagle, for neither skipper was willing to believe any theories that contradicted the Bible's creation story.

Could the experiment discriminate between any theories that aren't ruled out?

Any theories that move beyond special relativity would have to agree with special relativity to within this very tight margin.

A few facts might dispel any theories that Madrid did not get a fair shake.