Sentence examples for shared theory from inspiring English sources

The project was not built around an explicit and shared theory of change on the whole.

By playing detective, those who shared theories and screenshots were allowed to feel another, very different but equally contagious emotion.

Stories are shared; theories are debated.

An alternative hypothesis, proposed by the same group, is the channel sharing theory [13], [26], [33].

Professors are more ambivalent, and they happily share theories — some supported by research — that what students are really evaluating is less pedagogy than whether a professor is funny, handsome or, above all, an easy grader.

And thanks to an increase in online availability, they're also easier to find, watch, rewatch, analyze and share theories about.

Autopsies are performed by county medical examiners and even with competent and professional medical examiners, police and prosecutors may exert undue influence on their findings by sharing theories of a crime or information about a suspect, which may lead pathologists to tailor their conclusions to fit the theory of law enforcement officials rather than the facts of a case.

One of them, Adelaide native Stephen, shared his theory about the film's famously enigmatic end.

On the fringes of the action, John Ridley shared a theory about drama and melodrama.

Waldoch nodded, and shared a theory about why cyclists seem reluctant to ride uptown at the end of a workday.

Thompson shared a theory with them, gleaned in part from Mack's book, that a sheriff can do whatever he wants in his own jail.