Sentence examples for peculiar theory from inspiring English sources

When the evidence gets thin – for the peculiar theory that Caravaggio worked as a heterosexual pimp, for instance – the fatal words "probably", "maybe" and "perhaps" begin to litter the text.

Also, the authors have a peculiar theory of folkbiological learning that I will sketch out below.

One of the more peculiar theories about sound was developed hypothetically some 30 years ago.

The glory of modern science is that, while only a very few can understand its particular theories, anyone can understand its peculiar approach - it is simply the perpetual assertion of experience over authority, and of debate over dogma.

Skeptical writings have a peculiar format, one that comes with its own challenges: the skeptics aim to describe their philosophy tout court, as they practice it, without laying out any particular theories or doctrines.

From physical descriptions in the books and some peculiar activities, the theory popped up that Draco is secretly a werewolf.

But there are also other peculiar features of string theory which might be hard to swallow.

Our results reveal that in Nigeria, when the oil price rises, oil and gas company stocks decline, a situation described in theory as peculiar to oil importing countries.

The principal reason for adopting this peculiar ontology is the theory of the momentariness (kṣaṇikavāda) of all phenomena: if nothing endures for more than a moment how, then, can a cause that is no longer present lead to a manifest result?

One of the peculiar features of string theory is that it requires extra dimensions of spacetime for its mathematical consistency.

The correlations observed between ERS and education in prior work, are in a direction that could in theory explain the peculiar between-country correlation between attitudes and achievement seen in PISA.