Sentence examples for theoretically intriguing from inspiring English sources
This is a theoretically intriguing area which crosses the line between typical reading research and the research that is concerned more with picture viewing.
Whereas NRSF-mediated repression might theoretically involve hundreds of hippocampal NRSE-containing genes, it was intriguing to discover that in fact only a small subset of detected NRSE-containing genes were repressed by seizures.
"Half Machine Lip Moves," from 1979, was its generally acknowledged peak, though mostly obsessives and collectors acknowledge it; one of the things that makes the record so good is how intriguing the grooves and pockets and riffs are, how close the music theoretically seems to be getting to something more universally appealing — David Bowie's sound at that moment, for example.
Already widely acclaimed as the most influential and respected British female artist of the past 40 years, shrouded in the kind of endlessly intriguing mystique that is almost impossible to conjure in an internet age, Bush theoretically had a lot to lose by returning to the stage.
Theoretically, deception is easy".
"Well, theoretically," John huffs.
What justifies them theoretically?
