Sentence examples for from a theory from inspiring English sources

But the style did not develop from a theory.

The death toll in Uganda rose day after day, as investigators turned from a theory of mass suicide to mass murder, one of the largest in history.

This trend in staging receives additional impetus from a theory — based on informed conjecture rather than hard evidence — that Wagner's treatment of Beckmesser reflects his anti-Semitism.

As Genzken has said, "There is nothing worse in art than 'You see it and you know it.' Many artists seem to work from a theory that they invent . . . a theory they never deviate from.

Departing from a theory he had advanced during the seven-week trial, Mr. Bogdanos said the gun the police had found beneath the front passenger seat of the Navigator belonged to Mr. Combs's bodyguard, Anthony Jones.

The most favored candidates for its identity come from a theory called supersymmetry, which unifies three of the four known forces of nature mathematically and posits the existence of a realm of as-yet-undiscovered particles.

It is not possible to derive simulation-driven results from a theory-based analysis of policy impacts [66].

From a theory-based perspective we integrate evolutionary psychology and agency theory and describe how conflicting predictions can be made regarding the relation between family involvement and firm performance.

The historicists also opposed the idea that theories can secure meaning and empirical support from a theory-neutral and purely observational source, as the Syntactic View had insisted on with its strong distinction between theoretical and observational vocabularies (cf. Galison 1988).

Thus, the resulting exploratory, qualitative review did not begin from a theory-based perspective nor attempt to generate theory.

It is Abelard who takes this moral psychology and develops from it a theory of moral responsibility.