Sentence examples for theory contrast from inspiring English sources

I feel annoyed and frustrated with these men for thwarting a progress I've become engrossed in; their scruples, though admirable in theory, contrast unfavorably with Undine's desires.

Thus, Tomasello's theory contrasts strongly with the nativist approach.

As a consequence, their moral theory contrasts sharply with others in antiquity.

So construed, the sense data theory contrasts with two competing schools of thought in the philosophy of perception.

First, this result could be explained by Gattinoni's "open system" theory in which CO2 clearance by the lungs attenuates the effect on blood pH of CO2 elevation secondary to sodium bicarbonate infusion; this theory contrasts the "closed system" theory in which the lungs are unable to clear CO2.

The theory contrasts sharply with some of the GOP's messages in the lead up to the elections.

In theory, contrasting parasite communities in different foraging habitats could generate divergent selection on hosts and promote ecological speciation.

These learning theories contrast with models of TA training reported in the literature (and our TPD model), which focus on procedural information and preparing for course logistics and content, rather than on effective pedagogy (e.g., Fiszer, 2004; see also Gardner and Jones, 2011).

One reason for this position lies in the idea that philosophical-ethical theories (in contrast to theories which have a descriptive or explanatory character) do not primarily aim to fit the world as it is, but to guide human agency [ 20].

The Oxford theory, by contrast, has never been stronger.

String theory, by contrast, has yet to provide a single prediction that could be definitively tested.