Sentence examples for theory with him from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spota added that Mr. Dormer had yet to discuss the revised theory with him personally.

Mercifully, I was never that projectionist, but I do recall — and still tremble at the memory — Vince losing his temper volcanically, and thundering at me, in his Modern Architecture seminar, when I had the sophomoric temerity and freshman poor judgment to dispute a point of aesthetic theory with him.

"Then don't you think you should talk to him and suggest something that sounds a little less hokey?" This--the idea that on my first movie shoot ever, I should be so bold as to affront the director and attempt to take the whole auteur theory down with him--I was not prepared for.

Lopez liked to credit his understanding of classical theory with helping him play Cuba's indigenous music.

For an avowed atheist philosopher of science like Putnam whose consistent striving for the coherence of theory with experience led him through a variety of often-contradictory positions, finding solace and meaning in religious ritual and reflection makes sense.

Peterson believed workload increases exceeding 25 to 30 innings stressed young arms, a theory he took with him to the Mets, who fired him in June.

HuffPost asked Hanks, who voices Woody in the "Toy Story" movies, about the theory while chatting with him at an ACLU event in March.

Before the war when he visited the Germanic states to view their then new Münchner-Wiener Werksthädter Kunst and lecture them on his own aesthetic theories, he took with him as illustration and réclame his most beautiful mannequins.

Meanwhile, Cahill resigned in February as coach of the Australian Davis Cup team, which, in theory, provided him with an opening to work with Federer after years of speculation.

Nadanian has contributions to opening theory, with two variations named after him: the Nadanian Variation in the Grünfeld Defence (after the moves 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nc3 d5 4.cxd5 Nxd5 5.Nand and the Nadanian Attack in the Queen's Pawn Opening (after the moves 1.d4 Nf6 2.Nf3 h6 3.c4 g5).

It may be that Bradwardine is not thinking of Scotus in particular when he mentions this theory, and in any event Scotus himself makes it plain that the theory is not original with him.