Sentence examples for from theorist from inspiring English sources

At first, there is a vein of twee whimsy, as our Japanese protagonist intersperses a rather boring coach ride to the Yorkshire Moors with her "zany, cute and interesting" projects, to borrow a phrase from theorist Sianne Ngai.

Generalizations here vary wildly from theorist to theorist.

Whether such an identification is meant as a reduction or explanation of intensions as extensions, or simply as a way of modeling intensions as extensions, varies from theorist to theorist.

Drawing from theorist Roland Barthes's text The Death of an Author, Lady Gaga reads like a text, which does not rely on deep meaning or lucidity.

Speculative ideas are one thing we expect from theorists.

Here is a succinct account of views on the shrinking planet over the past century, gathered from theorists, think tanks and from science fiction too.

In intellectual circles, Mr. Gingrich raised eyebrows; he drew inspiration not from theorists like Edmund Burke and Friedrich Hayek, but from futurists like Isaac Asimov and Alvin Toffler.

That revolution, he pointed out, stemmed from theorists' inability to explain the so-called black body radiation emitted from a hot glowing object.

There is a practiced flair to McMaster's erudition, and in speeches and conversations he relies on a store of quotations from theorists and generals, from Clausewitz to Stonewall Jackson.

Bernini's art was the basis of all Baroque sculpture, but his example was not always followed, and the work of his more restrained contemporaries, such as Alessandro Algardi (relief of "Meeting of Attila and Pope Leo," 1646 53, St. Peter's, Rome) and the Fleming François Duquesnoy, attracted more approval from theorists of art.

Such questioning has sparked two responses from theorists of citizenship.