Sentence examples for commonly held theory from inspiring English sources

Not so, reckons Alasdair, who is looking to blast a hole in this commonly held theory.

That discovery, announced in June, was the latest challenge to the commonly held theory that birds evolved from dinosaurs.

One commonly held theory is that the existence of future-Orson Pink, from Listen, means Clara is currently pregnant with Danny's baby.

One commonly held theory is that he wrote all or most of Act I and Act V, with Fletcher responsible for most of the three intervening acts.

A commonly held theory about the Giants is that Manning, the receivers and the offense in general blossomed late last season only after an injury to Jeremy Shockey, a large tight end with a forceful personality who demanded the ball.

"We have to act quickly". Nobody knows how lionfish got into the Atlantic, although the most commonly held theory is that they were released from aquariums in Florida in the 1990s.

Though the bombing and engine fire theories were the most commonly held, other theories were advanced during the investigation as well.

This is a very widely held theory.

For the theory treats it as a commonly held moral hypothesis about the normative relevance of institutional practice.

With footage only previously seen by 8 million BBC viewers, this powerful documentary narrated by time-travel expert Doctor Who will shatter commonly held beliefs about the Theory of Relativity.

The theory is commonly held: the St Mirren directors want to sell the club so have no intention of investing further and, in the meantime, the team stagnates.