Sentence examples for theorists from inspiring English sources

Related: 'I start to feel it in my knees' – working for hours while standing proves a tall order The conspiracy theorists among you are probably thinking this is just a thinly disguised attempt by the standing desk lobby.

Conspiracy theorists argue that Piedmont has generated the upheaval to grab M&B on the cheap.

Most political theorists hold the view that small, homogeneous countries such as Ireland are best served by unicameral legislatures.

Then the right-wing insists on calling it "the Benghazi cover-up," portraying it as the scandal to end all Obama scandals, the one that will lead to his impeachment (according to political theorists and amateur bassist Mike Huckabee).

For hardline right-wing groups and conspiracy theorists, she is a controversial figure accused of being a "CIA agent" and having staged the attack on herself.

Crucially, though, the systems they used were neither particularly elaborate, nor the ones many theorists of networked urbanism might have envisioned.

I go on about this because I'm personally uncomfortable with government-sanctioned murder, but if pressed, I'd have to admit that it falls somewhat outside the purview of this blog: though there is some back and forth about Awlaki's death on the fringes of the GOP race, it will have about zero impact on the 2012 election – except to rob conspiracy theorists of a terrorist to link Obama to.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 6.15pm ET23:15 David Petraeus's resignation will bring the conspiracy theorists out in droves – and let's start at the top with Rupert Murdoch Rupert Murdochoch(@rupertmurdoch) November 9, 2012 Petraeus resignation.Timing, everything suspicious.There has to be more to this story.

The electorate are not a bunch of conspiracy theorists.

I agree with you, conspiracy theorists.

Third, he suggests a false dichotomy between utopian anarchy and central planning.Libertarian theorists of spontaneous order, such as Hayek, certainly do argue that central planners cannot hope to impose an economic order more attractive and beneficial than the order known to arise spontaneously from a well-functioning market system.