Sentence examples for though theorists from inspiring English sources

We don't yet know how to travel back in time, though theorists claim that it is indeed possible.

"Situated knowers" became a key term in feminist epistemologies, though theorists varied significantly on the specifics of the concept.

In the past few years, though, some theorists have held out the promise of a fiery rebirth.

Unlike other cosmopolitans, though, these theorists argue that the nation-state plays a key normative and practical role in global democracy.

Time really can't be extracted from life experience except by abstraction as a concept--though many theorists dedicated to a linguistic analysis of thought and experience regard this to be little more than an effect of language.

Some education theorists, though, say it takes more than content to be a good teacher.

Some race theorists, though, have discussed this issue.

Though political theorists find these texts pregnant with meaning, there is a lack of consensus as to how they should be read.

Though other theorists, including Mrs. Klein's contemporary Anna Freud, had developed play therapy techniques in the 1920s and '30s mainly for children over the age of 5 or so, Dr. Segal's clear and compelling 1964 primer introduced a new generation of therapists to Mrs. Klein's ideas about treating children of any age, including toddlers and infants.

Though some theorists call this across-time process unity of consciousness, a more distinctive name for it would be the continuity of consciousness.

The interpersonal emphasis characteristic of Strawson-inspired accountability models is reflected in the demand for justification (though answerability theorists tend to reject a necessary connection between these demands and the reactive attitudes).