Sentence examples for theorizing that from inspiring English sources

Many of my friends were either acting in the political realm or theorizing that realm, or both.

At a Democratic party rally on 7 November, he denounced the "crazy conspiracy theorizing" that spreads on Facebook, creating a "dust cloud of nonsense".

The situation is so dire that this week President Obama spoke about the "crazy conspiracy theorizing" that spreads on Facebook, creating a "dust cloud of nonsense".

In Cell Growth and Cell Function (1950) Caspersson summarized much of his research by theorizing that RNA must be present for protein synthesis to occur.

This is the sort of aggressive legal theorizing that has been missing in the government's approach to potential civil and criminal cases stemming from the financial crisis.

The Bush administration has not been willing to risk any political capital in attempting to resolve the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, but now the president is theorizing that invading Iraq will do the trick.

In general, one can distinguish two types of theorizing that can be associated with such attempts.

Thus far, philosophical theories of secession have not been integrated with two areas of normative theorizing that are directly relevant to them.

Finally, Chris Matthews exploded, theorizing that it had to be sabotage.

Bob Gray, theorizing that not all of the 23 would be viable, pressed his wife to have more children.

Other scientists, theorizing that it was testosterone that enabled male zebra finches to sing, injected mute female finches with testosterone.