Sentence examples for into a theory from inspiring English sources

Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk Böhm-Bawerkarginal-utility analysis into a theory of price.

Putting energy profligacy on a par with indebtedness, Mr. Phillips tries to bundle it all into a theory of history.

That sensibility, born where the atomic bomb itself was born, grew into a theory of technological inevitability.

Before it turned into a Theory boutique, my family was devoted to her specialty-foods store in East Hampton.

Attempts have been made to develop the pluses and minuses of these losses into a theory of bargaining.

Variations in turnout — by age, race, income or whatever — are hard to fit into a theory of human conduct that assumes that people are rational.

Just as Machiavelli's Prince is a rich concoction that does not resolve itself into a "theory", still less ideologies, of left or right, Lampedusa's myth is not rational.

As if all this weren't enough to give his publicist a heart attack, Feig launches into a theory about why he's "a failure".

Mary relates all this in a curiously detached way, as if her emotions have been repeatedly blunted till they've turned into a theory.

The chemical imbalance myth took shape in the late 1950s and early 1960s, when those accidental discoveries were cobbled together into a theory about neurotransmitters.

Poincaré thereupon gave an elegant mathematical formulation of Lorentz's ideas, which fitted them into a theory in which the motion of the electron is governed by Maxwell's equations.