“Plant researchers theorize that aubergines were first eaten on the Indian subcontinent.”

“Researchers theorize that there could be an evolutionary explanation for the frog's ultrasonic hearing.”

“The first stage of this process is to theorize capitalist globalization as a critical object.”

“Personally, I think that makes it fairly pointless to theorise about the exact nature of consciousness.”

“Does the hard left still plan and theorise about how best to foment revolution in the UK, do they engage in entryism and agitation, and so forth?”

“I must sprawl and flounder, comment and theorise, if I am to get the thing out I have in mind.”

“He theorizes that human babies weren't meant to be born at forty weeks, but much later.”

“One theorizes that perhaps Darger was replaying arguments he was too meek to engage in during the day.”

“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.”

“In this trajectory, she presents this set of essays as yet another ground upon which feminism was and is being theorised in India.”

“It was also theorised that the remains of the seaport must have been washed away in floods during the 14th century.”

“Gig-goers around us theorised that it was probably some sort of dirty protest against the quality of the songwriting.”

“Some have theorized that comic books serve the modern function of the epical myth.”

“He theorized that the structure of these compounds were long, chainlike molecules and not aggregates or cyclic compounds as previously thought.”

“But when heated to body temperature in a patient's bloodstream, the toxicologists theorized, it gasified, causing a fatal pulmonary embolism.”