Should we really accept the thesis, heard more and more, that Poland is a philo-Semitic country nowadays?
Whether the readers of Mr. Schilperoord's book will accept the thesis that without Ganz the Volkswagen would not have existed is less certain.
Theorists of the medieval period continued to accept the thesis that polytheism had its origin in the Fall of Man, but two new theories modified attitudes of Christians to other faiths.
No one familiar with the journalist Bill Moyers's exposé of media coverage during the rush to war in Iraq could accept the thesis that investing in local news gathering is a sufficient safeguard of a free and fair press.
For the most part, Nicholas Lemann seems to accept the thesis of John Earl Haynes and Harvey Klehr that the notes that the journalist Alexander Vassiliev took on Soviet files close the door to Alger Hiss's claim that he was not a spy for the Soviets (Books, July 27th).
If Christopher Columbus had never lived, the Old and New Worlds were still destined to collide sooner or later — and if we accept the thesis of Jared Diamond's "Guns, Germs, and Steel," that collision was always going to be cataclysmic for the native peoples of the Americas.
"If you accept the thesis that China is the world's largest Internet market by number of users and that it will soon become the second-largest media market in the world, then the valuations for the market leaders in each segment of the Internet space - if they can maintain their position long term - are justified," Mr. Chao said in an interview.
"The Catholic Church has accepted the thesis of evolutionism.
Wolterstorff accepts the thesis that works of art neither come into nor go out of existence (1980, 88 89).
Some of the philosophers, who fall under the label 'anti-intentionalism,' may accept the thesis that intentionality and the mental happen to coincide.
