Sentence examples for believable theory from inspiring English sources

It's a fine, believable theory.

This should prove very instructive regarding the sometimes antagonistic relationship between what is believable in theory and what is practicable in reality (regardless of whether the metaphysics of determinism is true or false).

The Historical Bureau of the Italian Navy believes the first theory to be more believable, but doubt still persists.

The kookiest thing about Symmes's theory is how believable many found it.

The argument goes on to say that it follows that all the empirically equivalent theories are equally believable, and hence belief in the truth of any one of those empirically equivalent theories must be irrational.

The theory was straightforward, and believable.

"That's the theory that's most believable now," Mr. Sugimoto observed wryly.

Interviews with the original disco DJ Nicky Siano and historian Alice Echols make the premise more believable as well, even if Echols's theories border on the surreal.

To be sure, callow and inexperienced youths were far from the only ones who extrapolated from recent data to find theories of a new economy believable.

Whether or not the introns early theory is judged to be parsimonious (and thus more or less believable) depends on what one takes to be the relative likelihoods of the inferred genetic processes (streamlining versus massive intron infestation) and the accepted phylogenetic framework (the Tree of Life) against which its parsimoniousness should be evaluated.

To deny students access to that unifying quality of evolutionary theory is to purposefully paint a narrower, less coherent, and ultimately less believable and less compelling story of life on Earth.