Sentence examples for somewhat theoretical from inspiring English sources

The question remains somewhat theoretical.

This is somewhat theoretical, of course: We can't know who we'll become until we get there, and until generations have passed.

Until that moment, the justice department investigation into his election campaign's alleged collusion with Russia had seemed somewhat theoretical, dismissable by Trump as a "hoax" and "witch-hunt".

But without proof of what caused the hazards, other experts remain uneasy about an approach that, by necessity, is still somewhat theoretical.

To that somewhat theoretical end, Mr Letwin readily admits that the scope for tax cuts will be limited for several years.

For this generation of adolescents -- who still had training wheels on their bikes after their parents and teachers were pounded by the collapse of 1987 -- "recession" is a distant and somewhat theoretical condition.

Everything was pretty theoretical.

It was further developed and given a somewhat different theoretical basis by Chomsky.

"For these benefits to be realized, the somewhat bold theoretical predictions must be realized experimentally," he says.

There was some indication during the argument that the impact of the state law might be somewhat more theoretical than real.

As each volume is translated into other languages, Knausgaard's literary fame increases while his notoriety becomes somewhat more theoretical: in his own (small) country, his intimate descriptions of friends and family and of his social and professional milieux were regarded as invasive and brought him in for much criticism.