Sentence examples for crude theory from inspiring English sources

The "too crude" theory is too lofty.

Sen notes astutely how Huntingdon's crude theory has been used in the "war on terror" to entrench the perception that Muslims are defined only by their religious identity, itself supposedly defined in "anti-western" terms.

Even so, this is not the only value of the Wealth of Nations, and within Smith's discussion of how nations became rich can be found a simple theory of value, a crude theory of distribution, and primitive theories of international trade and of money.

But this crude theory is not the whole story.

Certain things are true because they are what you need; others, because they are what you want". Pragmatism consists of "making fictions and swallowing them alive & whole," an unacceptably crude theory of truth in which things are true simply because you want them to be.

Karaca (2013) points out that a crude theory-observation distinction is particularly unhelpful in understanding high-energy physics experiments.

The pall cast by Hu's death will doubtless provoke crude theories about life imitating art, suicide being one of this movie's unignorable preoccupations.

Such legislation was motivated by crude theories of human heredity that posited the wholesale inheritance of traits associated with a panoply of feared conditions such as criminality, feeblemindedness, and sexual deviance.

Peak Oil is Snake Oil! "That argument known as 'peak oil theory' has provided intellectual backing for the boom in crude prices". "Hurry, before this wonderful product is depleted from nature's laboratory".

This represents a double whammy for the demand side of Peak Oil theory, since the theory always assumes that demand for crude oil can be reduced by slowing economic growth.

With respect to the crude causal theory, the name applies because the theory entails disjunctive contents when it should not.