Sentence examples for theory that makes from inspiring English sources

It is Gaia theory that makes the right point.

But it is the disprovability of his theory that makes it so scientifically satisfying.

Mostly he offers the only theory that makes sense: whatever is going on, it will not stay like this.

Instead, she resurrected a version of the Stoic theory that makes no division between thought and feeling.

Wallace had hit upon a theory that makes educated, intelligent people squirm: Maybe conversation simply isn't that complicated.

In theory, that makes users more interested in the ads and advertisers more likely to get hot prospects.

In theory that make sense.

But that refusal was based on the theory that making sequestration less painful would make it more permanent.

Government researchers suggested that sperm in the male bowel caused the disease, a theory that made little sense to me because homosexuality is probably as old as society.

But they preceded by less than half a century the success of the theory that made tradition indispensable to the valid development of Islamic law.

In telling this story, I account for changes in thinking about music theory that made possible later modes of composition so invested in music's written form.