Sentence examples for favourite theory from inspiring English sources

The great writer of action Ernest Hemingway had a favourite theory.

This is my favourite theory of all, but I'm trying to keep emotion out of this for the moment.

Certainly it is hard to see Pakistan's army stepping in, even to install a new civilian government of technocrats, a favourite theory in Islamabad.

Or - and this is my favourite theory - perhaps he was destabilised by breaking wind violently after his girth was made too tight.

The theories 1. Kremlin hit squad The favourite theory of several Russian emigres in London and Mr Litvinenko's clear belief before he died.

In their zeal to make a successful economy fit their favourite theory, economists of one persuasion or another are too quick to swallow myths about the nature of that economy.

What have been your favourite theories about the ending of the 'Just' video?

Odd, though, that London's very own self-proclaimed scourge of sexism chose an event unlikely to be plastered with media coverage to resurrect one of his oldest and favourite theories: all these women go to university because "they've got to find men to marry".

Everyone has their favourite conspiracy theory.

But Bernardi's question echoed one of the favourite conspiracy theories of the Islamophobic far right – from Reclaim Australia to One Nation – that a halal "tax" on basic foodstuffs may be funding Islamic terrorism.

My favourite five theories as curated by the internet.