Sentence examples for we theorists from inspiring English sources

"We theorists, we're a hard lot to please.

"Obviously we theorists working on supersymmetry are playing for big stakes.

"We theorists can invent all sorts of garbage to fill the universe," Dr. Sheldon Glashow, a Harvard physicist and Nobel laureate, told a gathering on dark matter in 1981.

Critics contend that the content of the depth-estimate, not the arbitrarily chosen number through which we theorists specify that content, is what matters for psychological explanation.

"If you see nothing," said a Cern physicist, John Ellis, "in some sense then, we theorists have been talking rubbish for the last 35 years".

Then we theorists have to go back to the drawing board and develop completely new ideas to understand why the Higgs is so light and what dark matter really is! * Michael Krämer is a theoretical particle physicist at the RWTH Aachen University and an associate at CERN and the Edinburgh Higgs Centre for Theoretical Physics.

It's time we marginalized Kennedy conspiracy theorists the way we've marginalized smokers; next time one of your co-workers starts in about Oswald and the C.I.A., make him stand in the rain with the other outcasts.

We were Marxists, we were idealists, we were conspiracy theorists, we were drunk on Aldi whiskey and our own epiphanies.

In his view, we need theorists who recognize the importance of culture, and he finds one in Merlin Donald, a cognitive scientist who traces human cultural evolution through three stages: the mimetic, the mythic and the theoretic.

Dave is like *Clausewitz voice* trust me, this will be like SO over by Christmas, cancelling our luxury sunshine break would mean the terrorists have won, plus do not forget my Duke of Edinburgh award, a few Tornados doing super tornadoey things will defo decapitate the Head of the Snake, though I cannot rule out what we military theorists call *boots on the ground*?

On the one side, we find theorists who view a constitution as foundational law whose principal point is to fix a long-standing framework within which legislative, executive and judicial powers are to be exercised by the various branches of government.