Sentence examples for right theoretical from inspiring English sources

The right theoretical play was to win the spade ace, draw trumps and lead the spade five.

"His rise had to do with using the right theoretical tools and synthesizing them at the right time," Mr. Aravamudan said.

Seen through the right theoretical or critical filter, even the disappointment of an anticlimactic trip to see the northern lights rewards the reader with a new perspective.

The right theoretical play was to cash all the clubs immediately, which is quite likely to succeed when the spades are frozen, as is the case here.

What this has left us with is a kind of curating and a kind of art – the two are increasingly one and the same – which is "clever" rather than clever: work that ticks the right theoretical boxes but does nothing to engage the mere viewer, has no visual or emotional presence.

O5: To emphasise to students that the right theoretical tools and proof techniques can tame a mathematical problem.

This blemish on the smooth patina of the property-rights theoretical visage, has been conspicuous in the lack of attention it has received, but threatens to attain greater practical significance as the New Zealand system evolves toward expanded industry involvement in management.

Then we'll really have a hard time figuring out who is right about theoretical stuff like who is the most punk band between Black Flag and The Sex Pistols (Black Flag), or whether Rush is funny or not (not), or if Lady Gaga has undergone a ritualistic ceremony to make herself immortal which involves inhaling ground rhino horn dust and saddling a castrated orangutan (not yet).

But, similarly, the moral naturalist can argue that for foundational moral issues, such as whether animals or human fetuses have rights, the theoretical identities, concerning say what it is for something to have a moral right, become directly relevant to discussion.

"They don't expect that the support for gay rights is theoretical," she said.

Lawyers for Simms and O'Brien will explain that the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg has already plainly stated that its duty is to guarantee 'not rights that are theoretical or illusory, but rights that are practical and effective'.