Sentence examples for theories at from inspiring English sources

Did Einstein dream up his theories at night?

Aren't his theories at least partly driven by a fondness for heresy?

Dr. Phil Lee, a Manhattan psychiatrist who specializes in sports, sees deep Freudian theories at work in this scheme.

Many of the legal theories at the core of these suits draw on recently passed laws that are often ambiguously worded.

Cosmologist Stephen Hawking has made a last minute request to present a paper revising one of his most famous theories at a scientific conference in Ireland next week.

This was followed by an interview with the claimant himself in which he expounded his theories at interminable and incomprehensible length.

The tricks have become de rigueur among the Washington social set, whose members swap Supreme Court theories at cocktail parties the way Angelenos swap movie industry gossip.

Many suspected that Shehu had been eliminated by Hoxha (according to some theories, at Hoxha's own hand) because of his opposition to Albanian isolationism.

But they fail to come across as much more than that — theories, and often wildly conspiratorial, politically driven theories at that.

But with varying degrees, those schools assert that the forms taken by accepted scientific theories, at any level, have as much to do with ephemeral factors of politics, personal influence and historical chance as with reality.

If that all sounds a bit gooey, there are hard science facts (or at least theories) at the centre of the movie, which is based on ideas about wormholes posited by the American theoretical physicist Kip Thorne.