Sentence examples for theory sounds from inspiring English sources

The theory sounds reasonable.

The theory sounds good, but in practice it has problems.

Plausible as that theory sounds, it, too, is conjecture.

(Her theory sounds as if it would be popular with certain children.

Dr Zvi Symon, the director of the Sheba Medical Center's radiation department, told The Times the theory "sounds wild".

Though its dialogue sometimes name-drops quarks and geons, nobody in "Final Theory" sounds so smart once the running begins.

This in theory sounded easy.

That allows the headphones to handle the digital to audio conversion and, in theory, sound better.

That theory sounded good to Calcavecchia, who warmed to the possibility of playing with Woods.

An otter expert, Thomas L. Serfass, said Mr. Bottini's migration theory sounded plausible.

This was not only comforting; it also made the theory sound more counterintuitive than it really was.