Sentence examples for troubled theory from inspiring English sources

"If you ask me, this throws the whole troubled theory of galaxy formation back into the melting pot".

Bayesian approaches are appealing because they provide a natural way to solve the problem that troubles theories, like Connectionism, that are built on associationist lines.

It is hard to tell why Leibniz is troubled by any theory that involves the potential loss of causal efficacy in substances.

(For further details of these struggles, see Norton (1984).) His failure to find an admissible generally covariant theory troubled Einstein greatly.

The fact that many people do turn down such bets does not trouble expected-utility theory.

Several jurors said that while they did not believe the conspiracy theory, they were troubled by testimony by a police expert in gunshot residue that several of the shots that struck Mr. Henry were fired from less than 8 inches away.

Butler, Judith, "Gender Trouble, Feminist Theory, and Psychoanalytic Discourse" in Feminism/Postmodernism, Nicholson, Linda J. (ed)., New York: Routledge, 1990.

What is troubling is that theories that allow for dilemmas fail to be uniquely action-guiding.

Relates his theories & work with troubled & normal children; with Indian children; and with child-rearing ideas of different cultures.

Whatever issues had troubled Holst were resolved satisfactorily, and Joseph became Imogen's theory teacher: "Theory with Jane is ripping", the young pupil enthused.

He said he was troubled by the radicalism of his own theories and remarked, "Maybe God is fooling me".