Sentence examples for big theses from inspiring English sources

Biologists, historians, economists and anthropologists -- they all have their big theses.

Unlike a lot of the philosophy I was encountering, the aphorists' thought was unburdened by big theses, their lucid observations rooted in the senses and experience.

The thirty-four-year-old vocalist has long been tethered to big theses about avant-garde R. & B., cavernous club music, and shifting cultural borders, but it's easy to be deemed underground when the space above the surface has shrunk.

The heft, the air and the title of this book all promise a big thesis.

Her big thesis project, which she teasingly keeps secret through most of the film, provides a climactic shock, which is provocative without being especially thought-provoking.

"Reflections in Black: Smithsonian African-American Photograthy" athehe Studio Museum in Harlem, organized by Deborah Willis, is a mind-bendingly big show with a big thesis: that African-Americans used photography to define themselves.

He has a big thesis, which is that the rules of international relations were drawn up after the Second World War mainly by the US and the UK; that those rules survived the fall of the Soviet Union; and that they are likely to persist for a long time after the rise of China.

One of the first things that you see on the Estimize website is a jar full of marbles, and that hints at Drogen's big thesis — that as a group, investors can be smarter than any analyst.

Lomborn's big thesis till now has been that the international community shouldn't even be prioritizing climate change over more urgent matters such as global hunger and disease, which could see more radical change for less money than the billions currently being pledged in Copenhagen by the U.S. and European Union.

"We've had a big thesis around the consumerization of the enterprise — but you're really seeing the consumerization of everything now, and some of the most interesting investment opportunities exist at the edges of a lot of these different sectors — data, healthcare, consumer mobile, and the freelance economy," Yang says.

So let's skip over a lot of your depressing statistics about the failure of European carbon trading (kind of a dodgy system to begin with) and get right down to what I read as the big thesis of your piece: "What all this means is that there is not a single effective instrument for containing man-made global warming anywhere on earth".