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Meanings of theorist in English
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teoritzador Spanish
teórico Synonyms
Examples for "theoretician"
Examples for "theoretician"
1
Bernard, the theoretician, thought it pretty likely that they were not distant galaxies at all.
2
She was a brilliant theoretician and a canny tactician.
3
As a theoretician, Rameau exerted tremendous influence upon music.
4
Probably because I'm a sort of jackleg theoretician myself.
5
The Dictator is the theoretician behind the sect.
1
This moral theorizer, on his own confession, steals and lies and cheats.
2
He was not a theorizer, but a practical man of affairs.
3
Theories are for the theorizer, so all theories are useful.
4
I am no empty theorizer, no phantasmal speculator; I am the man of science in politics.
5
Sebastian Cabot seems to have been not so much a great sailor as a great nautical theorizer.
1
He was a theoriser about society before he was a poet.
2
He often said that no one could be a good observer unless he was an active theoriser.
3
As a lecturer, a theoriser, and a populariser of his art, Haydon has just claims to grateful remembrance.
4
We shall see later that he possesses qualities altogether apart from those of the theoriser or the man of action.
5
The Title shows the same contempt for 'mere theorisers' as animated his question, 'What is truth?'
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But I am by no means an idealogue.
2
In the transformation of Bayern, Guardiola has shown himself more the dogmatic idealogue than the pragmatic footballing genius that some would like to imagine.
3
He bade them beware of idealogues as dangerous dreamers and disguised materialists.
4
Your idealogues destroy every illusion; and the time of illusions is for peoples and individuals alike the time of happiness.
5
Experts the rifts say broadly pit conservative idealogues against the more liberal, capitalist apparatchiks of a party traditionally ruled by consensus.
Usage of theorist in English
1
She is a political theorist interested in collective action and democratic decision-making.
2
For more than 45 years, inflation has been just a theorist's dream.
3
This amiable theorist was one of the oldest verbal republicans in Europe.
4
But the theorist could see only the web which he had spun.
5
Hwang was the North's chief political theorist until he defected, last February.
6
He was a leading author, political theorist, politician, printer, scientist, and inventor.
7
Rosenbluth, the plasma theorist some thought was the best in the world.
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But the first thing that the theorist does is to mutilate letters.
9
There is some difficulty in replying to a theorist so wholly delusive.
10
The Bolshevik is a Socialist, not the armchair theorist dreaming fantastic fancies.
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The great theorist had of course then still to make his reputation.
12
They found nothing and she says she is not a conspiracy theorist.
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He became a huge conspiracy theorist, said Verna Gates, of Birmingham, Alabama.
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You run a risk of being labelled a dreamer and a theorist.
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All the experiences of the theorist's life tend to confirm his Theory.
16
You miss his significance completely when you take him for a theorist.
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