Once they had evolved this theory, police detectives would nonchalantly haunt the most noteworthy event that was enlivening metropolitan life on a particular day, and, sure enough, they would usually find Weyman mixed up in it somewhere, and possibly in charge of it.
Party theoreticians evolved the theory of "fusion of nations" that would be accompanied by the disappearance of national languages as Soviet society progressed toward communism.
In the next few innings, I evolved the theory that the Dodger pitching staff had made a large pre-Series bet on their comparative abilities, because Don Drysdale, the handsome home-team pitcher, was easily surpassing both Koufax and Podres.
Unsurprisingly, he, who believed in the unconscious guilt of the community, began to evolve a theory about the extremes of public hatred towards Hindley.
He began to evolve a theory that crisscrossing the country to raise money for a Presidential candidate is a lot like following the Dead.
A circular bed had been exhibited in Vienna, i July, 1929; & other odd-shaped beds were in vogue in France & Italy during the late baroque period, but Mr. B. proceeded independently of all this, having evolved a theory that a fair number of people live in houses with round alcoves into which they want to put beds.
He began to evolve a similar theory of law, seeking what he called "neutral principles".
This theory evolved from social learning theory and may be the most comprehensive theory of behaviour change developed thus far [ 1].
And Hal, a maths post-graduate, cannot quite accept that this moody, withdrawn girl has evolved a theory that will set the scientific world alight.
Theoreticians have made this theory evolve by deepening their study of MI, which is currently defined as "a style of clinical skills for understanding patients' motivations for behavior change in the interest of their health" [ 4].
Jung evolved a theory of archetypes.
