Sentences with phrase «elaborate theories about»

Your guests would rather construct elaborate theories about the pathology of climate sceptics than speak to them.

Art historians with nothing to win or lose from assessing Brown's elaborate theories about the «code» in Leonardo's paintings have largely dismissed his specific claims as well as his overarching theory.

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Posner is distressed that so much of contemporary legal scholarship elaborates or relies upon diverse moral theories that attempt, in highly abstract terms, to make normative claims about law.

Whitehead said very little about either pleasure or happiness, and instead developed an elaborate theory emphasizing, beauty, truth, goodness, peace, and adventure.

But I agree that all of the theories about structures of human existence that I elaborated in The Structure of Christian Existence are in need of further testing and refinement and that this is even more true with respect to my theory of the structure of Jesus» existence.

So, it had a very elaborate, experimental apparatus but also was a very important theory about what matter and motion is like.

As our insatiable curiosity about the learning process persists and studies continue to evolve, scientific research may emerge that further elaborates on multiple intelligences, learning styles, or perhaps another theory.

She also elaborates lots of theories about lot of things.

They do not understand the case for AGW, they believe any piece of non-science, such as Miskicolzci, they rant on about lunatic conspiracy theories, they construct elaborate straw man arguments, misrepresent the case put by the IPCC and indulge in frantic arm waving.

At other times, they'll construct elaborate conspiracy theories about human - caused climate change being a front for a New World Order, with the United Nations as the Illuminati.

Chang and Davis (2009) further elaborate on this model by explaining how teachers» implicit theory of relationships (i.e., generalized beliefs about the nature of classroom relationships) are linked to habitual appraisals of problematic student behavior and, in turn, unproductive emotional labor, compassion fatigue, and burnout.