Sentence examples for this sort of theory from inspiring English sources

New Labour passed the Freedom of Information Act with this sort of theory in mind, and it has proved very uncomfortable for all sort of people, the latest being David Laws.

For discussion of this sort of theory, see Laurence (1996).

This sort of theory sees globalization not as a unitary but rather as a multidimensional process.

Now, for a number of reasons, this sort of theory has been very popular among physicalists.

One point worth noting about this sort of theory is that (as proponents of this sort of theory, like Devitt, are aware) it is far from clear that it is really a non-mentalist theory.

"There's this sort of theory that one day portable devices would come along and solve this problem," Trigg says.

Yet the motivation for avoiding this sort of grand theory was not so much that it promoted bad theory, but that it promoted habits of mind, such as "collectivism," "rationalism," or "historicism," that were thought to be conducive to totalitarianism.

The difference between these theories is best explained by recalling the sort of theory of reference sketched in §2.1.1 above.

Thus although historicists might agree on a general meta-methodology, they can and do vary widely in the sort of theory that they produce using that meta-methodology.

This sort of graph theory can yield insights into how sexually transmitted diseases spread and how that spread might be stopped.

Sincere utterance requires motivation, that's part and parcel of this sort of emotivist theory.