Sentence examples for provocative theory from inspiring English sources

My issue with Honey Money is not so much the provocative theory it outlines as its dismayingly poor expression.

The provocative theory is that the Panamints used to be on top of the Black Mountains and then moved".

This week on newyorker.com, McDonald's latest attempt to counter haters, a provocative theory about Bach, and what the missing students mean for Mexico.

She has a provocative theory about him: "One thing that really interests me about Schiele is that his drawings are so obviously traced from photographs.

The authors construct a provocative theory on the selection of leaders and present specific formal models from which their central claims can be deduced.

Their research has spawned not only a new branch of historical study but also a provocative theory that technology has sped human evolution in an unprecedented way during the past century.

At his best he serves up provocative theories that encourage us to look at the world anew.

Mr. Ferguson is known for provocative theories and for an ability to render scholarly ideas in layman-friendly terms.

Midway through "Bad Boy," I found myself recalling the musty but still provocative theories of the art historian and psychoanalyst Ernst Kris about the genre of artist biographies.

Mr. Dalio's plain-spoken 30-minute video is an oddly entertaining animated cartoon filled with provocative theories about the way the economy runs.

Pitsiladis needed a current star to give legitimacy to his provocative theories and to pique sponsor interest in the Sub2 Project, which he estimated would cost $30 million.