Sentence examples for * the thesis of from inspiring English sources

Gradually, though, the thesis of the show unfolds.

"It's this dreamy, Beyonce, Lemonade-type thing – and it's the thesis of the entire episode".

As with Breivik, politicians will be quick to the thesis of the lone madman.

This is the thesis of a new book by 20 experts in the field.

He tested the thesis of the right — that the demands of the Palestinians are never-ending.

(This is apparently the thesis of his new book "Herding Donkeys").

That, in a nutshell, is the thesis of this slim but powerful book.

The latter was, in fact, the thesis of the 17th- and 18th-century Deists in Europe.

Frank's thesis here is basically that the thesis of the old book has been confirmed.

His work in Haiti led to the thesis of his 1992 book, AIDS and Accusation.

Yesterday, General Sir Michael Rose gave voice to the thesis of his book Washington's War: From Independence to Iraq.