Sentence examples for takes theory from inspiring English sources

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

Mark J. Carney, the head of Canada's central bank and soon to be the governor of the Bank of England, also seems to be embracing the "whatever it takes" theory of communications: tying monetary policy to a single measure of overall economic health (like nominal income) rather than multiple metrics (inflation, inflation expectations, unemployment numbers) that may be even easier to understand.

Whereas scientist α takes theory h1 to probabilistically imply that event e is highly likely, his colleague β understands the empirical import of h1 to say that e is very unlikely.

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.

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

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.

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

She took theory and history classes, sang in school choirs, and mastered the flute well enough to play an atonal Finnish concerto whose name she has now forgotten.

Do you take theories of wage rigidity seriously?