Sentence examples for sort of theory from inspiring English sources

Always seeking to outwit irate or concerned parents, he is hazy about ages on the grounds of his "disjointed sort of theory that all girls, in relation to their male opposites, are 2,000 years old when they are born".

New Labour passed the Freedom of Information Act with this sort of theory in mind, and it has proved very uncomfortable for all sort of people, the latest being David Laws.

Sacks reports that Edelman once said to him, "You're no theoretician", to which Sacks replied "I know … but I am a field-worker, and you need the sort of fieldwork I do for the sort of theory making you do".

For discussion of this sort of theory, see Laurence (1996).

This sort of theory sees globalization not as a unitary but rather as a multidimensional process.

Note that 'propensities' are categorically different things depending on which sort of theory we are considering.

It is also often described as a sort of theory-improvement or scientific progress: particularly one in which the laws of the prior theory apply to a proper subset of the cases covered by the laws of the succeeding theory (Dizadji Bahmani et al. 2010).

There are three general sorts of theory of what the role of consciousness might be: "executive" theories, "buffer" theories, and "higher-order state" theories.

Here I focus on two sorts of "theory of meaning".

Rosenthal could reply, however, that the two sorts of theory aren't close relatives at all.

There are probably multiple dimensions along which these two sorts of theory could be compared, and each may have its own advantages.