Sentence examples for theory espouses from inspiring English sources

In another example of flawed reasoning, Alexander's theory espouses pure freedom no rules, no morals, no top-down control yet proposes achieving this through the imposition of his own set of inviolable rules [17], because he doesn't trust the activated populace to avoid mistakes and missed opportunities (Saunders 2002a; Walker 2003; Kalb 2014).

The thrust of that theory espouses is that causes are only successful when they have a central leader, like a Martin Luther King or a Gandhi, to be the focal point.

One prominent variation of the vaccine/autism link is the theory espoused by former physician Mark Geier.

Another outrageous theory, espoused by the book "Bill and Hillary: The Marriage," alleges that Hillary was having an affair with Foster.

RW There is an old theory, espoused by former Watford and England manager Graham Taylor, that goals come from mistakes.

Her aim, in part, was to debunk the theory, espoused by her colleagues at Intel, that all markets would react in the same way to PC technology.

Mr. Tetzlaff has always held to the theory, espoused by numerous scholars, that these works relate a religious narrative and quote many themes from sacred chorales.

This has left the impression that democracy and free enterprise naturally lead to political chaos and economic exploitation -- precisely the theory espoused in Soviet textbooks.

The briefing underlined the theory espoused by most of a senior official at the briefing, and by most analysts since plane first crashed: rebels "most likely shot down the plane by mistake".

As music director of the New York Collegium, Andrew Parrott has hewed to a theory espoused by Joshua Rifkin in the early 1980s that Bach would typically have used one singer to a part, occasionally two: essentially a chorus of soloists.

Many agreed with the theory, espoused by Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin in a televised interview this fall, that the war in Georgia was planned to increase the chances of Mr. McCain, the Republican presidential candidate.