Sentence examples for to be theoretical from inspiring English sources

In most of the country, disputes about Iraq tend to be theoretical.

"It's good to be theoretical," she said from underneath a bulbous knit hat, as an episode of "The Golden Girls" played on the TV in her room.

When a Scottish parliament (as well as a Welsh one) was finally created in 1999, the question ceased to be theoretical.

It had to be theoretical physics for a very practical reason: he was a pretty hopeless experimenter.

Fictional objects may then be said to be theoretical objects of literary criticism as much as electrons are theoretical objects of physics.

Such route hijacks were believed to be theoretical prior to that attack, and it showed the feasibility of such massive MitM hijacking.

The rights to education, health care and a safe and loving environment in which to thrive must never be theoretical.

There may be theoretical plans to reduce the federal deficit and the national debt, but there is no politically practical way to get there.

Most of the conversations that took place appear to have been theoretical.

Apart from him, Germany's and Austria's main contribution to Neoclassicism was theoretical, not practical, however.

Charles Darwin may have been a globe-trotting hands-on naturalist and geologist, but his outstanding contribution to science was theoretical.