Sentence examples for opposing theory from inspiring English sources

For every possible pattern, you can concoct an equally convincing opposing theory; for every victim, there are countless survivors.

But this research contradicts an opposing theory, which proposes that the disease is out of our hands, because it comes down to random mutations in DNA replication.

Boy Crisis: L'Homme There are five of them, they're from Brooklyn, they take their name from a Newsweek's theory about falling standards in young men and their songs set out an opposing theory all of their own.

Gil and his ministry team have an opposing theory: tough intellectual property law is a 20th-century idea and most of the blossoming of world civilisation has happened perfectly well without it.

That misdemeanour lands her in the office of a psychiatrist who introduces her, in kindly fashion, to the concept of reincarnation and to the roughly opposing theory of amor fati, particularly as espoused by Nietzsche: the acceptance, or even embrace, of one's fate, and the rejection of the idea that anything could, or should, have unfolded differently.

At the conference, the magnetite and cryptochrome researchers made up distinct camps, each one quick to point out the opposing theory's deficiencies.

Pinker weaves this paradox from a series of opposing theories.

This has to be the most decisive real-world test of opposing theories ever.

In the good old days of straightforward dualities, there were two neatly opposing theories about storytelling for children.

Ukraine and the west say a Russian surface-to-air missile launcher was used to shoot it down but Russia has issued several opposing theories.

From the time of Classical Greece until the present day, however, Western criticism has been dominated by two opposing theories of the literary art, which might conveniently be called the expressive and constructive theories of composition.