Sentence examples for theoretically because from inspiring English sources
(I say theoretically because many of the footnotes cite his own previous writings).
And theoretically, because the fish eat them year-round, you can go fishing in November and do quite well.
It is these new subs that parliament will be voting on this year, theoretically because of the long time needed for design and construction.
We become aware that we can apprehend reality only theoretically, because of the subjectivity of sense perception, that there are limits to what we can know.
The danger of an American-led Asian "umbrella club," theoretically protected from any missiles -- we say "theoretically" because of the technology's poor track record -- is that it would unnecessarily isolate and antagonize China.
Theoretically, we were members of a Lutheran church (theoretically because we hardly ever went), but recently Sarah had started attending services, plus Wednesday-night meetings, at a nondenominational church along with a friend.
The terrorist does not embrace the rules of conventional war-not even theoretically--because they would exclude his basic strategy, which is to attack civilians.
"We're in a war," Robert H. Michel, the House Republican leader, declared, speaking of the recent bombing raid on Libya, and, the way things are going, he seems to be right.. The terrorist does not embrace the rules of conventional war-not even theoretically--because they would exclude his basic strategy, which is to attack civilians.
Theoretically, this is because, in Under the Skin, a low-budget sci-fi indie adapted from a Michel Faber novel, we know she's an alien.
"Everybody is using it to put pressure on people, because, theoretically, this is the last time," said Bernard Rapoport, a Texas insurance executive who has given $130,000 to national Democratic committees in the last six months.
You're paying people to teach you because, theoretically, they have experience you don't, information you need and the ability to impart all of this to you.
