Sentence examples for their theorizing from inspiring English sources

There was a touch of unreality, however, about some of their theorizing.

Konrad Lorenz (1903 89), the founder of modern ethology, and his followers made this assumption the basis of their theorizing.

Ambitious tenure-track professors at Chicago, like their rivals at other schools, are busy trying to incorporate into their theorizing previously neglected facets of reality, such as banking failures, financial-market bubbles, and credit crunches.

Instead we'll stop hearing about it when Republicans stop trying to undermine Clinton and conspiracy theorists stop their theorizing – which is to say, when the sky falls down and the sea runs dry, or in a word: never.

The key characteristic of methodological individualism is that it "systematically starts from the concepts which guide individuals in their actions and not from the results of their theorizing about their actions" (1942, 286).

Incompatibilists, in particular, seem largely unpersuaded and so have continued to assume a more or less traditional merit-based conception of moral responsibility as the basis for their theorizing.

As a result of their cosmic theorizing, Wilkinson concludes, liberal and conservative judges and justices are too quick to second-guess the choices of legislatures, and the casualty is "our inalienable right of self-governance".

I sensed, at such moments, that I was following the transcription, by very clever adults, of their own theorizing — literate, frantic, and endlessly chewed over — on the subject of human development, rather than the story of a growing girl.

This two-step process— identifying the possible metaphysical units, then narrowing down the list to the ethically significant metaphysical units — is often overlooked by those wishing to adopt metaphysical conclusions in their normative theorizing, but both steps are important (a notable exception to those who overlook this point is Brink; see his 1990, 1997a, and 1997b).

Up until the late 1980s, MI5 consisted of "ex-Colonial officers who drank a lot and had very long lunch hours and were big conspiracy theorists," spending much of their time theorizing about who could be a Russian agent.

(Upchurch reports to have collected over 1000 published newspaper articles documenting cases.) Certainly nothing like this has appeared in America, thus allowing queer and gender studies to pretty much swamp, nay drown, the gay history field with their gobbledygook theorizing of what might have happened.