Sentence examples for said theoretically from inspiring English sources
Phelps said: "Theoretically that was a pretty good swim for me.
Of the list he said, "Theoretically, it's excellent because it creates competition".
When asked about plant or office closures he said: "Theoretically everything is possible".
He said theoretically, "it would be nice" to connect with the rest of the greenway, but that there is no proposal to do so.
There is no record for longest distance traveled without encountering a red light, but Mr. Popolizio said theoretically there is no limit to how far you might drive without pausing.
Dr. Suheil Muasher, director of the in vitro fertilization program at the Jones Institute for Reproductive Medicine in Norfolk, Va., said, "Theoretically, there shouldn't be any damage to the embryos for hundreds or thousands of years". Such a scenario worries Dr. Macklin.
"I can say, theoretically, that no one is irreplaceable," he said.
(I say theoretically because many of the footnotes cite his own previous writings).
Nobody knows, which is why Dr. Tinetti and Dr. Juthani-Mehta kept saying "theoretically".
Soar is quoted as saying "theoretically we are banned from lobbying ministers … we call it something different".
Why? Let's just say, theoretically, that the rocket at the top of this post was made in China.
