theoretical question

A theoretical question, but one worth asking now and again.

Unfortunately, C has not been a theoretical question in our house.

The point was we had a chance to verify a major theoretical question.

Bar examination is a written test in which theoretical questions are followed by cases.

She found herself reaching to the skepticism in the theoretical question.

"That's really almost a theoretical question, and I thought you weren't fond of theory."

Instead it will deal with two more theoretical questions.

This is not really a theoretical question in this day and age.

"Of course, that doesn't resolve the theoretical question," he said.

That raised some problems and theoretical questions that I wasn't ready to deal with yet.

The first part of the book explores theoretical questions about how these properties can be combined.

The issue of randomness is an important philosophical and theoretical question.

This is rather a theoretical question; how would you answer it, madam?"

It was, he told himself, purely a theoretical question.

It does not, however, answer all the theoretical questions it raises.

"That answers a theoretical question that I've had on my mind for some time."

The research spectrum ranges from formal theoretical questions to experimental activities.

Replies: John, I don't have an answer to your theoretical question.

Male-male competition poses no deep theoretical questions but female choice does.

Thus, social networks are analyzed at the scale relevant to the researcher's theoretical question.

It was, at least, an interesting theoretical question.

He attached little importance to theoretical questions and doubted the possibility of ever solving them.

"I raised a theoretical question, not a serious proposal, Turchin.

He came down to see me, and we had dinner and he asked some theoretical questions.

He's a teacher, a thinker, a philosopher who thinks about "big, theoretical questions."