Sentence examples for apparent theory from inspiring English sources

Its apparent theory of human nature is fanciful, and might seem inconsistent.

What he does for the most part is avoid it, on the apparent theory that she generates ample ridicule without any extra from him.

Ms. Gordon's "apparent theory of infringement would assert copyright interests in virtually any figure with outstretched arms, any interracial kiss, or any nude female torso," the judge continued.

But as the years passed, according to this apparent theory, the transactions became more lucrative and more aggressive, extending to the guarantees against loss for LJM and the Southampton deal.

South Dakota's solution — to mandate a set of disclosures — stops short of Justice Kennedy's, which was to uphold a ban on an abortion procedure on the apparent theory that women cannot sort things out for themselves even with full information.

The apparent theory behind the rumor is that Mr. Norquist's use of the phrase "poopy-head" in an interview with Charlie Rose had attracted some ridicule, and that the appearance of such language in the speech of prominent politicians would help to make it sound, in the words of one Republican insider, "a little less dorky".

Faced with this apparent theory-experiment discrepancy, theorists sought either to modify Dirac's theory or to propose a new theory, and thus accommodate the experimental results.

As soon became apparent, this theory removed whatever tentative support Mill had allowed for the existence of a benevolent creator.

But a middle way is becoming apparent – a theory of evolution that is neither dogmatically adaptationist nor dogmatically creationist.

The apparent possibility of zombies can seem to pose a problem for evolutionary theory.

In this paper, we propose a new model of noise to bridge this apparent discrepancy between theory and practice.