Sentence examples for take theories from inspiring English sources

Do you take theories of wage rigidity seriously?

If we do take theories to be potential descriptions of the world, involving reference to worldly entities, kind, and properties, then the problems raised by incommensurability largely evaporate.

Modal fictionalists take theories committed to the existence of possible worlds, merely hypothetical situations, non-actual but possible objects etc. to be strictly and literally false, and so they avoid the problems of believing in possible worlds.

Mary Ann Sieghart will take theory of knowledge; political commentator Peter Riddell and Berlin correspondent Roger Boyes will sit politics and German respectively.

And once you take theory out of architecture, you have nothing, he said, but a bunch of "structures to keep the rain out".

The status of explanatory theories was interpreted either in an instrumentalist or realist way: Plato's school started the tradition of "saving the appearances" in astronomy, while Aristotle took theories to be necessary truths.

He took theory classes at Columbia.

We took theory and orchestration together.

He also took theory and composition classes with Paul Dessau and Normand Lockwood.

The antihero of Sam Lipsyte's hilarious 2010 novel, "The Ask," takes theory classes at a college clearly modeled on Brown.

He took theory and jazz lessons from the age of 12 at a local university; like Ms. Davis, he inhaled Jarrett and Hancock, spending his weekends transcribing solos.