Sentence examples for circulated theory from inspiring English sources

Now scientific research supports the unwritten and broadly circulated theory that people in BMWs are lacking in road manners.

The French political scientist Olivier Roy has come up with a widely circulated theory of what he calls the "Islamization of radicalism".

Blow denies the widely circulated theory that the game is about a breakup, suggesting that it is instead about a much more primary aspect of human experience.

Mr. Pollard, a former head of the Sky News channel who began his broadcast career as a BBC reporter, dismissed a widely circulated theory that BBC News executives or their superiors pressured the "Newsnight" team to cancel the Savile segment to avoid embarrassing the BBC.

Just over half of Americans rejected outright a widely circulated theory alleging that the CIA deliberately infected African Americans with the HIV virus under the guise of a hepatitis inoculation program.

As staff developed ideas about important processes, categories, or concepts, they wrote and circulated theory notes for further discussion by project members.

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"It all starts with Merida discovering 'the will-of-the-wisps,'" Jon Negroni wrote in his widely circulated "Pixar Theory," the end-all, be-all timeline that aims to prove all of Pixar's movies exist in one universe.

Before he was president, Trump circulated conspiracy theories about Obama supposedly failing to personally reach out to the families of fallen troops.

Israel and Qatar's lost opportunity was further evident in widely circulated conspiracy theories that sought to make sense of the predicament of average World Cup viewers in the region.

To Hartwig's chagrin, somebody appeared to be circulating the theory that an allergic reaction to math books was causing it.