Sentence examples for theoretically right from inspiring English sources

We believe that even if you are theoretically right, your policies will be distorted by human frailties and special interests.

I was running, I was CrossFitting, I was socializing, I was doing everything theoretically "right".

But – sometimes there lies a gulf between what is theoretically right and that which is practical".

However, Barlow concedes, "[b]ut this is an extremely early story and Dick had not yet clarified his own world view... ...... Comparing this story to "The Last of the Masters", Barlow took note of Dick's commentary from The Golden Man collection ("...sometimes there lies a gulf between what is theoretically right and that which is practical").

It's not just theoretically right, it's in the strategic self-interest of interest groups to be out for themselves as a whole and get both mad at and cozy with different and similar versions of itself, to get and do stuff.

However, it is well known that the achievable performance is limited theoretically by right half complex plane (RHP) poles, RHP zeros, time delays, etc. of the plant models, and practically by the input constraints as well as model uncertainties.

This means that a user could theoretically swipe right on 500 recommendations in a row after thoroughly reviewing each individual profile and never get the prompt to upgrade to Tinder Plus.

In a typical courtroom process, there is at least theoretically a "right" and a "wrong" result.

It was set up with a $1 reserve (meaning that theoretically, the right to push the button could have been sold for just $1).

All I know is that as great as it sounds to raise them exactly the same, I don't know if that will work, because the world around us is not following this pattern, and it's not enough for me just to do what should theoretically be right - I have to actively also counterbalance the outside influences.

Hence, in the latter scenario a HZ-episode was theoretically possible right after the previous one.