Sentence examples for bogus theory from inspiring English sources

Hitler's anti-Semitism has already coalesced into a bogus theory of racial purity.

Steve Forbes, a flailing Republican presidential candidate calls it a "bogus theory".That is a mistake, for it confuses a changing relationship with the breakdown of a relationship.

In 1784, a Royal Commission headed by Benjamin Franklin and Antoine Lavoisier designed a series of ingenious experiments to debunk France's greatest medical rogue, Anton Mesmer, and his bizarre healing of illnesses based on his bogus theory of animal magnetism.

In the words of Thomas A. LaVeist, Ph.D., Director of the Center for Health Disparities at the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University, "This bogus theory just won't seem to die.

The bogus theories on which our politics and economics are founded were going to collide with reality one day.

This ranges from scam sites to the endless bogus theories based on thin air and an ARG.

"There are all sorts of bogus theories about acupuncture, but the bottom line is that it appears to work.

"Freakonomics" is bound to dampen the spirits of any intelligent reader, suggesting an airport-ready, dumbed-down romp the back cover would inevitably call it a romp through the bogus theories of some semi-literate phoney economist.

I reviewed the victories racked up by Putin's ideology, which succeeded in getting European public opinion to swallow the bogus theories of nationhood based on language, Russia's origin in Ukraine (Kievan Rus), and Eurasia.

In response to fears that companies or faith groups could become sponsors to exploit pupils for their business interests or impose their religious ideas, Gove pledged to ensure that schools did not teach "bogus science" or "fake theories".

Before I knew the name of the interviewee I'd exhaustively tracked down every reference to a local shop, made obsessive notes on her glasses, and come up with a (completely bogus) working theory of what happened and whodunnit.