Sentence examples for a more general thesis from inspiring English sources

A more general thesis of the book is that the multiple and competing "versions" of the world that humankind makes through scientific theories (claiming, e.g., that the Sun is the center of the universe, or claiming that the Earth is) but also through mythology, art, philosophy, and so on and so forth literally make worlds; they "fabricate" what we call "facts".

The denial that statements about "the Good" were subjective and the recognition that they involved a predictive hypothesis led to the more general thesis that statements about the good, or normative statements, were to be interpreted as statements regarding what would be desired by persons who understood the nature of their desires and knew the consequences of their desires.

Even though Popper accepted the theory-ladenness of observations, he rejected the more general thesis about incommensurability as "the myth of the framework" (Lakatos and Musgrave 1970).

Having already explored difficulties (and strengths) of each standard, how might we evaluate the more general thesis that death is not amenable to classical definition?

In this way, the Simple View lends support to the more general thesis that non-qualitative facts about the identity of persons do not supervene upon qualitative facts.

In the case of the latter two the thesis connects with other more general theses about language which they are reported to have held.

But they also suggest a more general lesson: fictionalist theses can often be undercut by closer attention to the semantics of the discourse in question.

It filed a more general "white paper".

And perhaps a more general one.

Is a more general solution possible?

The Ph.D. thesis published in 2003, La part de l'autre: une aventure humaine en terre Diola, meaning "Part of the Other: A Human Adventure in Jola Territory," describes the health challenge present on the island in a more general context.