Sentence examples for most interesting theory from inspiring English sources

The most interesting theory is that P.B.R.'s fan base grew not despite the lack of marketing support, but because of it.

Speaking on his campaign plane Tuesday night, he was asked about a radio interview in which he had raised a "most interesting theory" -- that the Bush administration had been warned by Saudi Arabia before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

The most interesting theory about the head-butt was a bit Camusian: Zidane, one writer said, was lashing out not just at the Italian who had insulted him but at the unlivable role that he had been slotted into by the French.

Most interesting theory heard at Globes: Argo gets Best Picture Oscar as rest of Academy overcompensates for directors' Affleck snub.

The day-long festival, the first of its kind, in partnership with BT, is designed to give readers direct experience of the most engaging talents and most interesting theories around.

With its mix of competition and teamwork, high-stakes and high visibility, the sporting field turns out to be a valuable laboratory for testing many of the most interesting theories in economics: Which workers are the most productive?

Another problem for the normal-form approach involves the fact that most interesting theories in science are not expressible in frameworks generated by basic properties and relations alone, but rather require continuous magnitudes — world-dependent functions from various entities to numbers.

11.59am: The most interesting counterfactual theory swirling around this morning is what would have happened if Bournville was in France?

In what could be the most interesting conspiracy theory of the morning, the folks at ABlogToWatch have found a watch that could have been the inspiration for Apple Watch.

This does not make that literature less interesting, as, in establishing unthought-of connections between computability and the structure of space-time, it enriches (as does the existing literature on supertasks in general) the set of consequences that can be derived from our most interesting physical theories.

Not the most interesting of conspiracy theories... Some people have a way with words... We'll just leave you with that mental image.