Sentence examples for theory of something from inspiring English sources

"Is this a theory of something, very many things or nothing?

At one moment, granting this point about the First World War, he calls it "a distracting exception"; but any theory of total war where the First World War is a distraction sounds like a theory of something other than total war.

An applied account of negation is a theory of something, and the theoretical object has to fit the real object.

In order to test a computational theory of something, we need to know what counts as a computation in a physical system.

Thus the objection is that, while the new dispositionalist has perhaps offered a theory of something, it is not a theory of ability, at least insofar as ability is relevant to the free will debates.

At its core "The Grand Design" is an examination of a relatively new candidate for the "ultimate theory of everything," something called M-theory, itself an extension of string theory, which tries to reconcile general relativity and quantum mechanics.

Arendt's focus was not hatred of women, but it only takes the smallest nudge of her theory for something about the death-dealing side of sexual difference to come into focus.

On the face of it the indirect realist form of the sense-datum theory salvages something of our ordinary conception of perceptual experience, but securing Awareness.

He says the theory of depressions is something economics isn't good at.

The poem's theory of history — as something that unfolds through fated convergences — is also a theory of leadership.

He thinks the fundamental frameworks through which we can understand it all are still perfectly "accessible" – but as his explanation of these plunges us swiftly into quantum physics, the theory of relativity and something called spectroscopy, I think his idea of accessible is not the same as mine.