I do not presume to theoriseon such a conundrum of Nature, but mention an undoubted fact for others to ponder.
When four dogs and one horse, all apparently honourable and well brought up, agree on such a point, to theorise to the contrary would be ungracious.
I confess," said the scholar, "I do not give much heed to the details on which you lay so much stress; I read the poem not to theorise about it but to revel in its amazing beauty.
They theorise very plausibly at large, but they betray their incapacity so soon as they proceed to scan a difficult line.
An immense tourney for the hand of Melior is to be held, with a jury of kings to judge it: and everybody, Christian or pagan, from emperor to vavasour is invited to compete.
Side-note: Value and importance of this process--stimulating active individual minds to theoriseeach for itself.
The stimulus of the Sokratic method, and the novelty of the topics on which it was brought to bear, operated forcibly upon both, prompting each of them to theorise in his own way on the best plan of life.
When you reach these my years, when you have experienced all those changes which you now dream over, and theorise upon in your innocent, unconscious heart, you also will see that my judgment was right.
It would be easy to theorise on these cases, and it might be interesting; it is well to note them, for they show that crime may result from passion in circumstances where it might not be expected.
It was because he was far too prone to theorise about men and women and to make his books attempted demonstrations, or at least illustrations, of his theories.
Now, to theorise about men is seldom very satisfactory; but to theorise about women is to weigh gossamer and measure moonbeams.
But it is unlikely that he attempted to theorise further on the nature of the power.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "theorise" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
