Sentence examples for contemporary theory from inspiring English sources

"She's creating a contemporary theory of the line, a language system," said Ms. Tong.

As Lee Smolin, a physicist at Canada's Perimeter Institute, observed in a recent critique of contemporary theory, eventually "you begin to feel like Sbozo the clown.

Dina Seiden performed a long, disjointed monologue in the role of a woman evidently steeped in contemporary theory and obsessed with sexual issues.

The article looked at the interaction between banking and currency crises, and why contemporary theory couldn't explain why those ugly events usually happened together.

"Many people regard me as a raging postmodernist," says Mr. Varnedoe, who has also been accused of an emphatic bias against contemporary theory.

Much of the contemporary theory of customer service was popularized by Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom, both of which have stores in White Plains.

The Dahesh Museum's scholarly style, from the start, has displayed telling affinities with contemporary theory-speak — as in a rote exposition of "France's self-constructed patriarchal, imperial, and cultural relationship with and appropriation of Egypt".

Contemporary theories of the causes of war divide roughly into two major schools.

But although contemporary theories of growth emphasise the importance of ideas, they assign no special role to immigration.

Contemporary theories of "blending inheritance" proposed that offspring merely struck an average between the characteristics of their parents.

She combined their insights — that flies dislike the color blue, that salt should not be stored in oak — with contemporary theories of design and household management.