Sentence examples for range of theory from inspiring English sources

Hegel had no adequate historical data for his intuitions, since the whole of world history was less known then than it is today, but his novel sweep and range of theory proved an intoxicating substitute for religion.

To tease out the biological and social mechanisms that underlie emotion, she uses a range of theory and experimental methods from social psychology to physiology.

In line with increased sequence data and, thereby, increased opportunity for detecting and interpreting sequence correlations across the members of protein families, a broad range of theory and methods have been introduced for correlated mutations analysis (CMA) in the last decade.

The investigators said they were exploring a wide range of theories behind the disaster.

Naturally, there are a range of theories to explain this bizarre and sickening behaviour.

"What's this guy's message?" That prompted a wide range of theories, observations and, of course, disagreements.

Hannah's friends developed a range of theories for what had happened, all of which they acknowledged were unlikely.

Military officials have privately suggested a range of theories, including the possibility that the interpreters sabotaged the interrogations.

Over the years there have been several reported sightings of Ben and a range of theories about what happened to the youngster.

Among those championing reform have been disgruntled students, who have demanded that a more "pluralist", diverse, range of theories be taught on their undergraduate degrees.

On Wednesday, French safety investigators said that they had not "the slightest explanation" for the Germanwings crash, which has triggered a wide range of theories.