Sentence examples similar to as a broad theory from inspiring English sources

But as a broader theory of governance, which it was, it is troubling.

The complex strategies they developed to manage their responsibilities suggest a new interpretation of an important period in China's history as well as a broader theory of politics.

Getting it as specific as possible clearly may detract from the possibility to generalise the findings to a broader theory of functioning.

Ultimately, any such account must fit with a broader theory of human interaction.

Nor did he have a broader theory about what was fueling the anti-Semitic acts.

Luong and Rogelberg used those and other discoveries as a basis for their own innovatively broad theory.

In fact, one of the most common textbooks used across the country in an introduction to biological anthropology class is guilty of just such a transgression: the textbook Introduction to Physical Anthropology by Jurmain et al. (2005) defines a theory as "a broad statement of scientific relationships or underlying principles that has been at least partially verified" (p. 16).

In Davidson's work the question 'what is meaning?' is replaced by the question 'What would a speaker need to know to understand the utterances of another?' The result is an account that treats the theory of meaning as necessarily part of a much broader theory of interpretation and, indeed, of a much broader approach to the mental as such.

The theory is used as a broad guiding device to qualitatively guide the empirical work rather than for providing a precise structure to be estimated.

In the upcoming show, Ventura acts as conspiracy theory investigator looking into a broad scope of theories ranging from who was behind the attacks of September 11 to the purpose of a sprawling research center in remote Alaska.

But their afterlife as the scaffolding of a broad range of theories about the illegitimacy of that investigation has been impressive.