Sentence examples for theory which was from inspiring English sources

The controversy concerned the seduction theory which was held by Freud between 1895 & 1897.

I applied that theory, which was that location was the most important thing".

The Times came to my newsstand late, wilting the Poppy Index theory, which was ornamental at best.

Your view was a theory, which was however not presented as a theory but as a near certainty.

It is rooted in what's known as agency theory, which was put forth by academic economists in the 1970s.

Gottsched's poetic theory, which was circumscribed largely by artificial rules, proved to have little lasting influence upon later German literature.

The paper summarizes the history and the physical background of the rolling sphere theory which was developed by Professor Horváth.

There was, though, a snobbish and nasty subtext to the buyer's remorse theory, which was that the plebs were too dumb to know what they were voting for.

Jørgensen adhered to the rival Blomstrand-Jørgensen "chain theory," which was eventually superseded by Werner's theory, the basis for modern coordination chemistry.

But it has a close cousin in the form of catastrophe theory, which was sired by René Thom, the French mathematician, who has died aged 79.

When I discussed all this with fellow games writer Christian Donlan he came up with another theory, which was less heart warming, but probably just as valid.