Sentence examples for theoretically so from inspiring English sources

It is strange why comedy, theoretically so revolutionary, should embrace the bloodiest kind of social reaction, but it is so.

So regulators pressed for a delay, theoretically so that the information could be disseminated more widely and democratically.

As we know from his conducting at Welsh National Opera, he can do far better than this, but then theoretically so could almost everyone involved here.

And yet Batuman makes clear that the difference between the unconditional support that one would receive from an actor or a family member (theoretically so different) is often indiscernible.

Theoretically, so long as the center of power remains unaffected, anything is allowed on the margins, where serious culture mostly operates (Russian pop culture seems not to ruffle any feathers, or maybe it doesn't want to, and television is firmly under the Kremlin's thumb).

Almost all boron nanotubes studied theoretically so far are rolled up TSs of boron atoms [10, 13 15].

Demonstrating the Hofstadter butterfly had been theoretically predicted, so in itself was not a big surprise.

Unlike Euler Bernoulli beam, such incoherence in the Timoshenko beam case has not been theoretically proved so far.

Mr Cameron does not have the option of rejecting the recommendation, and while the Queen could theoretically do so, in practice she invariably follows the committee's advice.

But 1-0 is a salvageable situation – one stolen goal and they could still have made extra-time, theoretically – and so Bradford did not change their approach.

"Tom's been traded theoretically to so many different places, he'd have to be the Bionic Man to play in all of them," said Leigh Steinberg, Niedenfuer's agent.