Sentence examples for challenging thesis from inspiring English sources

He argues that Catholicism after the Council of Trent perpetuated a medieval "pluralism of religious perspectives," but does not exemplify this challenging thesis.

But the book, written by James L. Kugel and just published by the Free Press, also propounds a stark and challenging thesis, namely that contemporary Bible readers are confronted with two radically different ways of approaching Scripture and that both approaches are impressive and admirable — and fundamentally incompatible.

This is a challenging thesis, presented with a masterly array of sources across a busy century, at once thought-provoking and thoroughly informed; the prose is fluent and zestful, and the arguments are constructed with a fine level of critical observation.

Sharma challenges this thesis.

"But you do have to challenge your thesis on why you own a particular company and continue your research.

In the past, Detroit might have challenged the thesis, or forecast a negative impact on job growth.

Mr. Hyneman and Mr. Savage, who produce Hollywood special effects and gadgets for a living, come up with ways to challenge each thesis and build experiments with a small crew.

No one claimed that such tales were edifying, but some, including in Dr. Wertham's profession, challenged his thesis that there was a clear link between what youngsters read or gazed upon and how some of them behaved.

Gorgias challenges the thesis itself in his On Not Being.

While it revealed some conflicting data about rising prices, it was not enough to challenge the thesis that inflation is moderate and won't force a Federal Reserve interest rate increase anytime soon.

In the subsequent discussion on TED.com, some challenged my thesis by citing Apple.