Sentence examples for matter of theory from inspiring English sources

This is not just a matter of theory.

As a matter of theory, Ravitch's case against progressives is persuasive.

In the final analysis, as is true of all scientific definitions, the definition of learning is a matter of theory.

From this, it is clear that stoic philosophy, unlike most versions of philosophy today, was not just a matter of theory and argument.

As a matter of theory, its nonbankrupt parent company should have no say in the decision Of course, the nonbankrupt parent is also the D.I.P. lender.

The comparative discussion of "Grey Gardens" and "Approaching the Elephant" isn't a matter of theory, principle, or historical progress, but of the specific and personal experiences of watching and considering these two films.

These observations are no longer just matters of theory: the recent experience of France, Germany and other continental European countries shows that they apply in practice too.

He never acknowledged to anyone that he made any mistake, large or small, despite the fact that he made more than a few in matters of theory and in his practical activity.

This recognition flies in the face of the traditional philosophical view of contextual/non-epistemic values when it comes to matters of theory justification, evidence, and objectivity.

Social and economic theory, and scientific methodology, had become for Neurath matters of theory and of actual practice, of the relation between theory and practice, and, just as important,of a theory of practice (Neurath 1913/1983).

By entertaining a consistent mathematical theory, a mathematician automatically acquires knowledge about the subject matter of the theory.