Sentence examples for theoretically permissible from inspiring English sources

A creator has no moral obligation to his or her fictional characters, and in that sense anything is theoretically permissible in a video game.

The Critique of Practical Reason further develops Kant's practical argument for belief in God, freedom, and immortality, arguing that these things are postulates of pure practical reason, belief in which is theoretically permissible and practically necessary.

The 2-to-1 appeals court decision held that the Clean Air Act lacked an "intelligible principle" for guiding the Environmental Protection Agency's use of its regulatory power -- leaving the agency theoretically free, for example, to insist on bringing down to zero the permissible level of pollutants for which there is no known safe amount.

Again: theoretically.

Permissible Acts, Unjust War?

Is capital punishment permissible?

Theoretically, yes.

Were defensive wars permissible?

That's permissible.

An "encounter" would be permissible.

Only American gin is permissible.