Sentence examples for wider theory from inspiring English sources

That falls into a wider theory that Google is suppressing negative stories about the Clintons – another favorite complaint of Assange's.

One possible answer in the spirit of the wider theory might be to say that "mature" picks out whatever plays the "mature" role in mature folk morality.

The growing critical attitude of Unitarianism coincides historically with the rise of evolutionary theory: especially Darwinism, but also wider theory such as the work of Auguste Comte and Herbert Spencer.

This all, of course, adheres to the wider theory that Trump is not a human, but rather a BP Richfield-shaped robot designed during WWII by the bad guys.

This all feeds into my wider theory that 2016 is some sort of temporal anomaly, either a year-long shared hallucination or some mad Aztec thing where three years worth of shit got pushed into one year-long shit sandwich.

In the wider theory of phonoaesthetics, it's generally considered that the English compound noun "cellar door" is the perfect combination of syllables and vowel sounds, the perfect phrase to glide and dance along the tongue.

Codes were cross-referenced to draw out common or contrasting examples and illustrative quotes to support the wider theories [ 36].

Nowadays, his technique turned out to be a wide theory of function spaces called Morrey spaces; see also [2].

More than just a technological feat, this convergence of methods is theoretically important because it will allow researchers to put to the test localized (domain-specific or domain-general impairments) and brain-wide theories of autism development.

The intervention is described in terms of its theoretical basis, as well as its components and dynamics, and this may include lay theories and assumptions as well as professional and therapy based theories and the wider social theories that come into play.

Green's advocacy of redistributive taxation is, thus, consistent with his wider teleological theory.