Sentence examples for interesting in theory to from inspiring English sources

Still, some computer experts said that while it might be interesting in theory to have a provably unbreakable code, the practical importance of Dr. Rabin's code may be minimal.

A: I was interested in applying theory to chemically interesting problems.

And like the novels of Alain Robbe-Grillethethe movie is more interesting in theory than in practice.

A niçoise salad sandwich ($8.50) sounded interesting in theory but was arranged open face.

These were marsupial nachos for trailblazing diners, but they were more interesting in theory than in reality.

The effect of this picture is very like the biography's effect: wildly interesting in theory, but unaccountably drab in fact.

Childhood summers in Cornwall had left me with the impression that bird-watching was all about making distant birds look vaguely closer by squinting at them through binoculars; interesting in theory, but ultimately disappointing.

Sadly it's rather more interesting in theory than it proves in practice in an unevenly cast production where the Chinese elements don't always sit as comfortably or naturally as they might well have done in the original Hong Kong staging.

On the other hand, cryptosystems in [15,34] are interesting in theory, but these cryptosystems can be used only a few times with the same key ([15], Proposition 2).

Playtesting also revealed that their idea of a role-playing game based in the real world was more interesting in theory than in reality.

Testing also revealed that their idea of a role-playing game based in the real world was more interesting in theory than actuality.