Sentence examples for overall theories from inspiring English sources

An alternative version of non-naturalist realism aims to vindicate mathematical and modal claims as essential parts of our best overall theories of the world.

The theories we have discussed so far aim to be "overall" theories of intrinsic value, theories of intrinsic value all things considered, even if they may make some simplifying assumptions about what is valuable.

"The overall theory is extremely sound," Medvedev says.

In their discussions with White House aides, prosecutors have been careful to avoid signaling their overall theory of the case.

One of the key features of humans, according to his overall theory, is that unlike other species we never lose the curiosity and inventiveness of youth.

Robert A. Iger, president of the Walt Disney Company, who for years played a role in ABC's coverage of Olympics, said he had one overall theory: "For whatever reason, this Olympics had zero buzz.

It should also help the public and policy makers understand that a cool phase does not mean the overall theory of human-driven warming is flawed, Dr. Trenberth said.

Some current analytic work is motivated less by the desire to forward an overall theory than by a wish to destroy a prevailing or previously held theory that is considered objectionable.

Teachers: Here are Part 1 and Part 2 of our 2010 question-and-answer feature with James Paul Gee, an expert on how video games fit within an overall theory of learning and literacy.

(She wrote, "I have a theory of hair color that is not unlike my overall theory of life. There is a magical color that you have around the age of five. If you can, never stray too far from this color").

The overall theory: Segment the target demographic and create a persona.