Sentence examples for theory can be found from inspiring English sources

Although elements of the theory can be found in Aristotle's Politics, the locus classicus is Book VI of Polybius's Histories.

Support for this theory can be found in the diary of John Adams, dated 1774, in which he characterizes New Yorkers as talking loud, fast and all together.

More details of this theory can be found in [11].

An introduction to iteration theory can be found in [1].

Works critical of just war theory can be found in the pacifist and realist tracts below.

The theory can be found in works by Hume, Adam Smith, and Hare and Firth (1970).

Some limit theories can be found in the monograph of Lin and Lu [43].

The fundamental concept behind recognition theories can be found in Hegel's memorable words "they recognize each other as mutually recognizing one another" (Hegel [1807/1970]).

On the dynamic behavior of anisotropic plates, extensive review of the plate theories can be found in Achenbach (1973), Auld (1973), Fedorov (1968), Nayfeh (1995), and Wooster (1973), and wave propagation problems in periodically layered anisotropic media have been considered by the authors Norris (1992 , 1993, Wang and Rokhlin (2002), and Braga and Hermann (1988).

Evidence suggesting the rapid spread of these ideas and conspiracy theories can be found in the Tea Parties, many of whose members have adopted them.

A description and relevance of a range of such theories can be found elsewhere (e.g. 1).