Sentence examples for theorists agree from inspiring English sources

But many theorists agree the war must wait for the politics to fall into place.

Most theorists agree that music is an auditory phenomenon and that hearing is the beginning of understanding.

Theorists agree that they would have to jump through hoops to devise a model in which inflation made the universe big enough for galaxies, but not too big.

In other words, Lindgren said, "Why is it illegal to threaten to do what you can do legally anyway?" Most theorists agree that blackmail should be illegal; they just can't agree on why.

But trying to find a saviour from far away is perhaps even riskier.One of the few things that management theorists agree on is that recruiting bosses from outside is something that you should avoid if you can.

However, political theorists agree that the sum total of a person's well-being is not solely attributable to his or her own talents but is a product of social cooperation, or civic virtue.

For almost 2,000 years, most western political theorists agreed with Aristotle, Burke and Adams: nobody could imagine seriously advocating democracy as an ideal form of government.

Most political theorists agreed with Thomas Aquinas in saying that a civil lord who supposed that his jurisdictive authority arose from property ownership rather than from a constitution would be a tyrant (Summa Theologiae IaIIae, Q.56, a.5; Q.58, a.2).

Permitting the United States to be destroyed by the Soviets, and then retaliating, is a completely unmilitary notion". And, in more paragraphs than this reader wants to remember, he cites civilian theorists agreeing that a first-strike possibility has to be part of the U.S. Single Integrated Operational Plan, the innocent-sounding title for what to do in case of nuclear war.

Although everyone apparently knew what an "emotion" was, theorists agreed with Brown that this could not be embodied in any verbal definition (Dixon, 2003, pp. 129 130).

In terms of this neutral conception, as long as the counterpart theorist and the transworld identity theorist agree that Bertrand Russell could have been a playwright instead of a philosopher, they must agree that Russell exists according to more than one world.