Sentence examples for theory made from inspiring English sources

Both choices are in theory made by majority vote.

Watson's theory made him famous, but his career as an academic psychologist did not last long.

But to those around the team, the theory made no sense.

Mr. Derks, the Nevada emergency management official, said the weather theory made sense to him.

Alessandra Hoshor's show, "Blanket Theory," made up of 21 large, bright acrylics, oils and other pieces, covered an entire wall.

This, however, was a theory made defunct on Sunday when Detroit lost 42-17 againsthehe Arizona Cardinals, at home.

But developments in coding theory made at the time Cassini was being assembled are now coming to fruition.

Mr. Graedon said that while the theory made sense, it's not wise to mix and match without expert help.

Hertz's formulation of Maxwell's theory made it clear that no medium of any sort was needed for the propagation of electromagnetic radiation.

Darwin's theory made it clear how an animal's physical features can be shaped by the demands of recurrent problems posed by the environment.

His theory made a lot of sense, for the floodwaters that caused the channels on the planet must have gone somewhere.