Sentence examples for theory fed from inspiring English sources

His anger was fueled by the idea that Jews were bringing immigrants into the United States to displace white people ― another conspiracy theory fed by the president.

That's because birtherism, like any good conspiracy theory, feeds on the information intended to kill it.

Then comes an admitted felon who lied to cover Trump's dealings with Russia: erstwhile National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, whose hallucinatory passion for conspiracy theories fed Trump's own.

That will help the banks and might in theory feed the demand for euro-zone sovereign debt.

Others long conjectured that the sister was Anastasia, 17, a theory that fed a belief that she survived.

The theory is fed by some witness statements and a video showing Mr. Gray being dragged into the van, his legs mostly limp (although he appeared to make some limited motion), that have impressed themselves far deeper into the city's consciousness than prosecutors' arguments have.

How can so many people be hungry when farmers produce enough food, at least in theory, to feed every person on the planet?

All of this is money that in theory is "feeding very much back into the creation of new content" in Palmer's words.

Life Church has franchised five campuses in Oklahoma, two in Arizona and one in Texas.Growth in religious organisations is proving just as addictive as it is in corporate ones, and successful churches are reaching deep into business theory to feed their habit.

Kodak and Fuji are hedging their bets: they are selling digital development equipment -- and, of course, paper -- to retailers, on the theory that consumers fed up with the travails of home printing will simply drop their memory cards off.

To test this theory, the researchers fed female flies a diet of: protein, sugar and water; sugar and water; just water; or nothing (fasting flies).