Sentence examples for develop the thesis from inspiring English sources
I'd develop the thesis more, but it's getting late and I have a date with a ramen burger.
(If that sounds abstract, consider a fragment of the prose Badiou uses to develop the thesis: "In this way, we construct, in the temporality of opinion, a different duration, distinct from that which we have been driven into by the symbolisation of the state").
In this Section 1 will develop the thesis that even in this seemingly disastrous situation orientation-building by analysing futures is possible.
MN: How did you develop the thesis for the book?
At Ladies Home Journall, I discovered for the first time what a good editor can do for a writer, as Lorraine Glennon, in particular, helped me develop the thesis of each essay and hone the sentences until they were the perfect size and shape.
In "Born Fighting," Webb developed the thesis that has become the rationale for his Senate run.
Tylor developed the thesis of animism, a view that the essential element in all religion is belief in spiritual beings.
In one of his last books, "The Bow and the Lyre," Benardete developed the thesis, only vaguely intimated by Strauss, that the philosophical tradition begins not with Plato but with Homer.
In the book The Other Path (De Soto 1989) De Soto developed the thesis that informal economy was a response to inefficient State regulation of the economy.
One significant evidence of the transition of Hook's thought on economic issues is available in his early encounter with the writings of Friedrich von Hayek, the economist of the Austrian school which had developed the thesis that democratic socialism was incoherent from both economic and political perspectives.
Lavin (1992) suggests that Quatremère de Quincy (1803) develops the thesis, from a traditional view of the classical orders as grammatical building blocks directly representing primitive structures, to a modern view of structural elements broadly representing social and moral ideas and principles.
