Sentence examples for higher theory from inspiring English sources

The "news" stories in the French paper tended to flit by the news on the way to a Higher Theory, but the American paper was as fact-filled as a science project; you almost expected to see a blue ribbon pinned to it.

De Forest credited Gibbs's influence for the realization "that the leaders in electrical development would be those who pursued the higher theory of waves and oscillations and the transmission by these means of intelligence and power".

The manipulation of uranium needs higher theories and sophisticated apparatus even in nuclear energy extraction or in many other chemical applications.

Reaction, Robin argues, is typically high theory as much as demotic practice.

A distrust of high theory used to be a mainstay of conservatism.

He is cheeky, voluble and exuberant, and over the past 30 years he has turned high theory into performance art.

"I HAVE made no innovations in high theory," was how Ronald Coase modestly summed up his life's work.

Despite his insistence on the "silence" of photography, this kind of image speaks straight to high theory.

This is a surprisingly simple, even naive concept for an artist who is often associated with high theory.

The fact that Ghaffur, who so strongly shared this belief, is now apparently being driven to sue for racial discrimination completely undermines my "aim high" theory.

Some think he may exploit that credibility and campaign for the Labour leadership after the party's likely defeat at the next general election.But Mr Cruddas is keener on high theory and local action than on Westminster politics.