Sentence examples for theory of it from inspiring English sources

"We have a pretty good theory of it.

"The theory of it is to starve you into submission," Mr. Collins said.

Nature is not simple, they maintain, nor should our ultimate theory of it be.

He's got a whole theory of it, but I found an investment manual from 1874–I can't find it here this is from a book, 1874, about investing.

Officers of the Interceptor Command then check against a list of all authorized commercial, military, naval, and amateur flights, and if this doesn't account for the plane or planes, interceptor planes go up, or that's the theory of it.

The main split is not between believers and secularists, but between those who approach life by testing their theory against reality, and those who interpret reality only to support their theory of it.

It is grindingly, creakingly, crashingly obvious that if Darwinism were really a theory of chance, it couldn't work.

There is a plausible theory of what it might be, and a reasonable chance of testing that theory to see if it is right.

Mr. Sonnenfeld even has a theory of how it happened.

In theory, of course, it should be possible.

This theory of tragedy, it seems, will form the basis of Eagleton's next book.