Sentence examples for theory rejected from inspiring English sources

It is a theory rejected by, among others, C. C. Sabathia, Thursday's losing pitcher, Jorge Posada, his catcher, and Girardi.

Early literature on Stahl often implied that his theory rejected any part of mechanism in vital functions.

Arizona is one of 10 states to pass an abortion ban at 20 weeks, based on theory, rejected by many medical groups, that a fetus feels pain then.

An outré constitutional theory, rejected even by the establishment of the Republican Party, evolved, through brute political force, into the conservative conventional wisdom.

In urging Maurice Clarett to turn pro immediately ("Open Letter to Maurice Clarett: Why You May Turn Professional Now," Aug. 17), Professor Robert McCormick has relied on a legal theory rejected by every court that has considered it.

The police said the motive for the crime was still unclear, though some detectives theorized that the killer or killers were looking for drugs or money -- a theory rejected by neighbors and friends.

Dependency theory rejects the limited national focus of modernization theory and emphasizes the importance of understanding the complexity of imperialism and its role in shaping postcolonial states.

It is complex, but at heart queer theory rejects traditional ideas of heterosexuality and homosexuality entirely, or even any strict separation of male and female.

Much of each issue was written by Stephen Pearl Andrews, promoter of the utopian social system he called "Pantarchy"—a theory rejecting conventional marriage and advocating a perfect state of free love combined with communal management of children and property.

Perfectionist political theory rejects consent theory and so rejects this formulation of the neutrality constraint.

The moment-by-moment forgetting theory rejects the second premise.