Sentence examples for whose theorists from inspiring English sources
Just intonation has roots in ancient Greece, whose theorists determined that all music behaves according to perfect ratios.
"Liberal" here refers to the modern commercial society that emerged in England and then America in the 18th century, and whose theorists were John Locke and Adam Smith.
Briefly discuss the Ionian school of Miletus, whose theorists (unlike the Pythagoreans) sought rational explanations to earthly and cosmic phenomena (mention Thales and Anaximander).
Concerns about the psychological damage of long-term unemployment have been prompted in part by the development of "happiness economics," whose theorists' main contention is that increased wealth does not equate with greater happiness.
Dadaism soon gave way, though, to the more durable Surrealist movement, whose principal theorist and founder was the poet André Breton.
This was a project that had begun in the 1930s, and Chris made his way to one of the several tiny organisations that had been trying to sustain and develop these ideas: the Socialist Review Group, whose main theorist was Tony Cliff.
Against this wave of 'state-centric' theorists were the society-centric theorists, whose central tenets revolved around proving that the state was subservient to the control of the capitalist elites (Barrow 1993; Miliband 1977).
Another counter-narrative comes from Jon Hickman, one of the clever media studies theorists whose birminghamitsnotshit.co.uk blog recently mutated into paradisecircus.com.
Here, we first elaborate the tenets of structuralism and post-structuralism, dividing the latter into theorists whose work alternatively stress epistemology and ontology.
Perhaps the Gestalt principles of organization apply to perceivers (such as Gestalt theorists) whose intellectual development has reached a high degree of maturity.
Barzun returned to teaching the history of Western civilization just as it was coming under attack by various Continental theorists, whose repudiation of hierarchical structures and determinate meaning challenged everything that Barzun believed in.
