Sentence examples for he is theoretically from inspiring English sources

As a non-white man, he is theoretically both oppressor and oppressed, and his stage persona is an uneasy expression of this paradox.

He is theoretically free to have a night off and put someone in his place from gig to gig, because no one knows where he is on stage.

This month he even turned out for the reserves and, although he is theoretically back in contention for the Arsenal game, he is unlikely to play.

He had a wonderful time in the kibbutz, but says, while he is "theoretically pro Zionism, I'm not really a Zionist.

Though he is theoretically stealing Lillian (Ms. Rudolph) away from her best friend, Annie (Ms. Wiig), the real threat comes from a rival best friend, the rich and glamorous Helen Ms. Byrnee).

For some readers, then, while the Plato of the middle period may believe in a wide range of properties, he is theoretically committed only to a limited number or range of Forms, namely Forms of incomplete properties.

Don't make a family tree (he's theoretically a great-grandfather), obviously, but making him 59 keeps him within the realms of contemporary fanciability, when you consider that Mark Carney is 51, Obama 55, and Mark Rylance and Robert Peston both 56.

He was theoretically going to use those recordings for a post-presidential memoir (from which he hoped to make millions) and as a defense against whatever Henry Kissinger might someday write about him.

Though he's more likely looking toward 2020, after he's (theoretically) completed his first term as governor, it's not inconceivable that he's arming himself for the ideological gunfight that's sure to break out in the 2016 Republican primary.

It was Powell who first let the new style of American war go to his head and pushed for a more exalted name to brand the war with, one that undermined the very idea of those "limits" he was theoretically trying to establish.

Since mouse embryonic cells already can, he said, it is theoretically possible.