Sentence examples for bits of theory from inspiring English sources
Following are some selected bits of theory from "The Buffy Paradigm," paired with plot excerpts from Volumes 1 and 2 of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Watcher's Guide" (Pocket Books, 1998 and 2000).
There is a fair bit of theory but also some good demos and class practicals that they will be able to get their teeth into.
But if they want to mix a bit of theory with their spleen they now have a book to help them: Daniel Pink's "Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us".
The point we are trying to make is that there is quite a bit of theory around to facilitate working in ZFA in order to do modeling of various forms of circular phenomena.
2. This strange sounding bit of theory becomes comprehensible when one takes into account (i) that logic was mostly practiced orally, and (ii) that, even in written form, no quotation marks were available.
I was learning a little bit of theory and could play blues pretty well, but that doesn't mean, really, really, really well--with simplicity.
"There was a little bit of theory and a little bit of anecdotal stuff," John explained at the cafe, "so I thought, okay, maybe if there are folks who have same-sex attractions and don't want them, there are things we can do to help them".
We read a bit of theory about substance [abuse], but we did not know anything about conversational techniques.
First, a bit of theory--namely, attachment theory, which provides the foundation of this work.
There they formed a rebellious spectacle, crowding into shops and loudly shouting bits of political theory, to the amusement of some onlookers and store employees and the irritation of others.
