Sentence examples for a dozen dissertations from inspiring English sources
Dr. H. Arthur Bankoff, the chairman of anthropology and archaeology at Brooklyn College, said that the program would probably provide fodder for more than a dozen dissertations and master's theses.
You get a better sense of the snobbish if impoverished Rilke's desperate efforts to live up to his aristocratic surroundings at Muzot from just one of Gass's phrases -- the shiny tips of his shoes showing beneath trousers bearing exclamatory creases" -- than you could from a dozen dissertations.
"I think there could be 12 books or a dozen doctoral dissertations" that come out of the collection, Dr. LeClerc said.
Altogether, volunteer investigators have exposed about a dozen plagiarized dissertations by high-ranking officials, including one by vice-speaker of the Duma, Igor Lebedev, the son of Vladimir Zhirinovsky, a buffoonish ultranationalist and veteran legislator.
DANCES WITH MOONS: In 1997, before he went on his first book tour, for "Cold Mountain," Charles Frazier wrote that the trip loomed "like two dozen dissertation defenses all strung end to end".
At the time, I was in the basement of Widener, examining half a dozen manuscripts and writing a dissertation on a fourteenth-century Arabic encyclopedia.
Scanning the names, I saw nearly a dozen I didn't know, and nearly a dozen theses and dissertations waiting to be written.
In Göttingen, Noether supervised more than a dozen doctoral students; her first was Grete Hermann, who defended her dissertation in February 1925.
Heneghan, who earned his doctorate from USC last year with a dissertation on film and literature made by ethnic Koreans living in Japan, applied for nearly a dozen tenure-track positions in cities from Chicago to Irvine.
