Sentence examples for it was theoretically from inspiring English sources

(It was, theoretically, for emphasis).

It was theoretically coherent, and it had even been attempted in limited ways.

It was, theoretically, quite a reasonable idea when Adolph Zukor thought it up in 1912.

Hewitt said it was theoretically possible for Williams to lower himself into the holdall without touching the rim of the bath.

"She retained a youthful interest and concern for society as it was evolving rather than as it was theoretically viewed by some court members".

Nighthawk is designed for surveillance and reconnaissance missions but Nease said it was theoretically possible to turn it into an assault weapon.

That is, given a known fluid-nation citizenship, it was theoretically possible to predict an individual's future citizenship in other fluid-nations, using complex computer-modelling schemes.

Professor Yuen said that although no tests had been done, it was "theoretically possible" that household cats could become infected because they are similar biologically to civets.

But a former NTSB vice-chairman, Bob Francis, said that while it was theoretically possible for another jet's wake to have caused the crash, it would be unprecedented.

As French notes, indentured servitude differed from slavery in that it was "theoretically voluntary," and families were allowed to stay together.

For the emperor it was theoretically an advantage that men so powerful in their own right should owe their chief dignity and most valued privileges to his grant.