Sentence examples for theory persists from inspiring English sources

Our present civilization has little appetite for tragedy, but a wispy shadow of Frye's theory persists, as the coming of autumn sends children back to school and putatively serious movies back into the multiplexes.

Despite the efforts of such authors, the vernacular use of "theory"—as in "evolution is just a theory"—persists and not only among creationists.

Current studies show that evolutionary theory persists to be a controversial issue for secondary school students even in Germany (Basel et al. [2014]).

This theory persists among later critics, and remains solidly within the critical canon.

The exon theory persisted that the ancestral eukaryotic genes are generated from numerous short exons connected with ancient introns, and exon shuffling introduced new functions into the gene product proteins [ 23].

Yet still the conspiracy theories persist, multiplied in the internet age.

(Such theories persisted well into the sixties, even though thay had long been debunked).

"Mostly, however," she wrote, "conspiracy theories persist because many turn out to be true".

Mostly, however, conspiracy theories persist because many turn out to be true.

In fact, the precise origin of the word "Dixie" remains unknown, though three competing theories persist.

"Foster's death was ruled a suicide, but many conspiracy theories persist suggesting he was murdered," Holmes informs us.