Tepperman even gets the central thesis of the book wrong.
The central thesis of the book is that the press is biased toward conflict.
The problem is that a central thesis of the inequality/mobility nexus is that skills alone won't crack it.
Which illustrates the central thesis of the book: that a little knowledge about emotion can go a long way in politics.
That is the central thesis of "Spies for Hire: The Secret World of Intelligence Outsourcing" by Tim Shorrock Simonn & Schuster, $27).
Ms. Dietrick called the demand surprising because Mr. Harder took "no issue with the central thesis of the piece — that Mr. Ivari has worked on Donald Trump's hair".
The central thesis of the book is that capitalism and democracy, free markets and free people, do not, as we've been told, go hand in hand.
The central thesis of "Better Angels" is that our era is less violent, less cruel and more peaceful than any previous period of human existence.
Last Thursday, Mr. Gandhi, who spoke in English, and lost the threads of his speech twice, managed to state the central thesis of the Congress party.
All of which is to hint at a central thesis of the book: that, as Martin Luther King said, all of us are "caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny.
The central thesis of Goldblatt's "solid and penetrating account", explained Nick Pitt in the Sunday Times, was that "as a world stage for human athletic achievement, the Olympics have been wonderful and life-enhancing.
