Sentence examples for theoretical dispute from inspiring English sources

According to proponents of the doctrine of theory-ladenness, in cases of fundamental theoretical dispute, there will typically be no theoretically-neutral characterization of the evidence available.

This is not a theoretical dispute.

"This is not a theoretical dispute," they wrote.

Whether North's rebid of two spades, after his partner's response of two clubs to one heart, should be considered a reverse is a matter of theoretical dispute.

This soon led Le Brun into a theoretical dispute with Roger de Piles; their respective sides were known as Poussinists and Rubenists, the former upholding the importance of line over colour and the latter the reverse.

Every country has an obscure theoretical dispute — in America, about the moment when human life begins; in France, about the proper meaning of the term laïcité — that crystallizes some of its deepest preoccupations and, in turn, becomes a code for its practical politics.

He had studied at Cambridge, which then had an arrogant and insular economics department, riven by theoretical disputes.

We deal, however, not with the theoretical disputes but with concrete and specific issues raised by actual cases.

One way of resolving such theoretical disputes would be to deprive people from birth of all visual sensory experience and, hence, of all opportunity for visual perceptual learning.

The Surrealist poets, in Paris between the wars, were as addicted as Communists then were to solving theoretical disputes by means of peremptory anathema.

And she had no interest in the theoretical disputes that obsessed most of her analytic colleagues; curing patients was her consuming goal.