Sentence examples for either thesis from inspiring English sources

The evidence on show in Family Matters could support either thesis, until the plot shows its hand.

In reality, however, legal positivism is not to be identified with either thesis and each of them is false.

You may be asked to produce a brief or extensive report, and written in either thesis-speak or in the style and format of a scientific paper.

The conclusion is either a thesis of our opponent that we want to refute, or our own assertion we want to establish or defend.

He never wrote a doctoral thesis either, as academic degrees had been abolished and were not restored until 1934.

Wherever one stands at the end of a such a philosophical argument  one will be committed not to any specific moral  stance (like turning the other cheek) but either to the thesis, again abstract,  that  moral stances are  anchored in and justified by an underlying truth about the nature of moral behavior or to the thesis that they are not.

Either way, the thesis remains as true now as it was then: "While the boss gets richer [we] get deeper in debt".

Either way, the theses are intriguing ideas formulated by one or more Chinese thinkers probably sometime during the late 4th or the 3rd century B.C.E.

At the end, they present on Demo Day (defending their thesis), and either raise money (pass) or don't (fail).

It follows from this thesis that either s makes p true or s makes ~p true.

Accordingly, Delahaye (1993) has proposed the Martin-Löf-Chaitin Thesis, that either of these definitions captures the intuitive notion of randomness.