Sentence examples for theorists found from inspiring English sources

Some conspiracy theorists found themselves enjoying the delicious thought that Mr Obama had never become president.This time, Mr Roberts and Mr Obama got their oath right.

In the 1980s, theorists found that the existence of monopoles is a basic prediction of "grand unified theories," which assume that three forces--the electromagnetic, the strong force that binds the nucleus, and the weak force that causes a type of radioactive decay--are all different aspects of a single force.

Such theorists find support in evidence for the development of learning sets (what is called learning to learn).

To make things worse, said Dr. Ligeti of Fermilab, theorists find it problematical, for technical reasons, to compare the kaon results in a very precise or direct way to the asymmetry that the theorists put at the heart of the Standard Model.

Generally speaking, only the first group of theorists finds the notion of overall freedom interesting.

Many theorists find this denial to amount to a reductio of the view.

Another feature of Nussbaum's theory that some disability theorists find congenial is her incorporation of recognition and respect into her set of basic capabilities.

Indeed, such theorizing extends beyond art into lived reality with philosophical attention to such intrinsicaly female events as childbirth, a transformative experience in which some theorists find elements of the sublime (Lintott 2011).

Many theorists find it intuitive to think that we thereby mean something different by our term 'water' than our Twin Earth counterparts mean by theirs, and thus that the beliefs we describe as beliefs about water are different from those that our Twin Earth counterparts would describe in the same way.

Additionally, some evolutionary theorists find it hard to imagine that AD could have been adaptive because of low ability for autonomy and self-sufficiency seen in AD patients.

Aside from this intuitive denial of a divine moral source, contemporary ethicists tend to point to Plato's Euthyphro for an excellent problem that all divine command theorists find difficult to overcome.