Sentence examples for widespread theory from inspiring English sources

(According to one widespread theory, the company gave them to the armed forces to be melted down for munitions).

Sik's manuscript connected the powerful Gulenist movement — an expansive network of people linked by the teachings of Sufi theologian Fethullah Gulen — to the police, supporting the already widespread theory that Turkey's security forces were corrupted by Gulenist influence.

Does that tell you that maybe there's some awful coincidence here?" The widespread theory about murderous drug dealers Norman finds "perfectly plausible, knowing what drugs do," and she adds, "People are punished for being bad".

The most widespread theory among those who doubted the prosecution's case against Mr. Omar was that the medical school morgue may have been accustomed to disposing of the bodies of young women who had somehow become victims in a scandal involving exclusive brothels in Sana.

Thirty Conservatives agreed "there is a widespread theory that climate change is largely man-made but this has not yet been conclusively proved", and another 10 agreed that "man-made climate change is environmentalist propaganda for which there is little or no real evidence".

If Thomas thinks that Camille is all he has to concern him, he hasn't reckoned with the miraculous morgue-defying feats of Simon, who returned to life for a second time this week, furthering the widespread theory that the returnees are now unkillable.

In conservative Christian circles and on Christian radio stations, there are even widespread theories that Mr. Obama just may be the Antichrist.

The observed persistence in the acceleration of evolution is surprising as it is not predicted by the more widespread theories of gene duplication.

This is a country where many people entertain a widespread conspiracy theory that vaccinating for polio is a Western plot to curb Muslim fecundity.

Tadic argues the routine and low-key nature of the patrol contradicts a widespread conspiracy theory that his government knew all along where Mladic was, and was simply waiting for the most advantageous moment to play him as a bargaining chip.

This is part of a widespread Republican theory that simply believing that our country is a great and unique nation is not enough unless you also run around the world publicly pointing out to our allies that we are way, way better than they are.