Sentence examples for theory contends from inspiring English sources

I will not abandon you — this theory contends — and I will battle to the death for you.

This theory contends that managers are inherently trustworthy and might perceive their future as dependent on their companies' success.

Ian McHarg's "design with nature" theory contends that designers and planners should employ knowledge generated from a thorough ecological analysis of a place to guide actions.

Another theory contends that Muhammad Saʾim al-Dahr, a Sufi Muslim, mutilated the statue in the 14th century to protest idolatry.

"Classic psychoanalytic theory contends that in this way women create a defense to the biological reality that physically, women are the weaker sex".

This theory contends that the structures are at least 5,000 years old and belong to a lost civilization possibly the legendary Mu or Lemuria.

The DuPage County state's attorney, Joseph Birkett, and his team of prosecutors disputed that theory, contending that Mrs. Lemak planned the killings to get back at her husband.

According to Tonegawa's research, each antibody protein is not encoded by a specific gene, as one theory contended; instead, antibodies are constructed from a relatively small number of gene fragments that are rearranged randomly to generate different antibody molecules.

In other words, Mr. Rajaratnam, like many who subscribe to the mosaic theory, contend that none of the individual bits of scuttlebutt they pick up constitute material insider information; the edge they get, they say, comes from putting it all together.

He was a leading opponent of John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946), whose interventionist theory contended that the government should be heavily involved in managing national economies.

But he goes further to argue that this problem can be overcome by appealing to what is known as graph theory, contending that it is possible for the structure of manifestation relations to uniquely determine the identity and distinctiveness of dispositions.