Sentence examples for offered the theory from inspiring English sources

Dr. Steinhardt offered the theory at an astronomical conference in Baltimore in April.

He offered the theory, not necessarily true, that Antonio had been driven by an unconscious desire (the counsellor explained to them, quickly and accurately, exactly what the unconscious was) not to be in the same class as his brother.

Preliminary reports have offered the theory that as the plane raced down the runway, it hit a metal strip that ruptured a tire and sent debris hurtling toward a fuel tank, setting off a fire and a fuel leak.

A black teenager who said he was at the party offered the theory that a pool security guard did not realise there were two parties at the pool – one predominantly white, and one black.

They offered the theory that, at least as far as the City Hall circuits were concerned, the telephone cords were old and the noises came from natural cable leakage.

Baldwin offered the theory on his WNYC radio show during an interview with ABC News' George Stephanopoulos.

P. N. Furbank offers the theory that she was a needed substitute, in disguised, furry form, for what Ackerley really wanted: a woman.

While the Americans had a fair guess of what had happened to the Kursk early on, it was only after the Memphis unloaded its sonar tapes on Aug. 18 that officials in Washington began to offer the theory of the torpedo misfiring.

I offer the theory that the difficulty in parenting is deciding where to spend your energy, and the process of having to weigh and balance all of these factors.

Fred I. Greenstein, an emeritus professor of politics at Princeton University, offered the academic theory of "path dependence" as one possible explanation.

In 1672 he discovered the phenomenon of diffraction (the bending of light rays around corners); to explain it, he offered the wave theory of light.