| One theorizes that perhaps Darger was replaying arguments he was too meek to engage in during the day. |
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| He theorizes that human babies weren't meant to be born at forty weeks, but much later. |
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| He theorizes that it may be a population-level adaptation, ensuring that the next generation is born before the old is afflicted with diseases like heartworm. |
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| Although he argues for the simultaneity of a narrativity apart from history, he theorizes his observations in ways that restrict their play and their application. |
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| Despite spendy cover charges and velvet-roped entrances, he theorizes, the upscale, Miami-style bars that have opened in the district recently have exacerbated matters. |
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| At various times he relates the history of classical heroes, attacks the hoarding of money, and theorizes about astronomy and about the human duty to increase and multiply. |
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| That plasma, Close theorizes, has the potential to create a radio signal that can damage, and even completely shut down, the satellites they hit. |
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| Pressed, he theorizes that maybe they didn't like his voice. |
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| The CFIA now theorizes that perhaps it was one of those slaughtered cattle, or perhaps an animal from an earlier shipment, that brought BSE to North America. |
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| Ideally, one both theorizes and collects evidence. |
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| Landa Jocano theorizes that the ancestors of the Filipinos evolved locally. |
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| Hill theorizes that the fulcrum connecting Hurston's talents is her language as performance technique, or her ability to dramatize, pictorialize, and ritualize language. |
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| The anthropologist Mircea Eliade theorizes that the maypoles were simply a part of the general rejoicing at the return of summer, and the growth of new vegetation. |
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