Sentence examples for embrace the thesis from inspiring English sources
So now imagine my disappointment upon coming across an article that purports to embrace the thesis of Climate Shock -- in particular, the threat of the "fat tail" -- but in fact misunderstands it entirely -- and misrepresents, for good measure, the Esquire article and the scientists quoted in it -- including me.
The exhibition, which was six years in the making and relied heavily for input on British historian and Hitler biographer Ian Kershaw, embraces the thesis that the Nazi leader managed to mobilise Germans' social hopes and fears, but that his ability to seduce them had little to do with his personal characteristics.
One can in principle embrace the linguistic thesis without embracing the ontological thesis, and vice versa.
Business Week, always quick to adopt a left-liberal position, eagerly embraced the Krugman thesis: In its Dec. 2, 1996 issue it cited Thailand as the world's fastest-growing economy over the past three decades.
Davidson's view thus requires him either to reject this empirical thesis or embrace the seemingly implausible view that young three-year-olds have no beliefs (see also Andrews 2002).
Antigone and Creon are, in this view, rather like pawns in the Hegelian dialectic his theory that thought progresses from a thesis (i.e., an idea), through an antithesis (an idea opposing the original thesis), to a synthesis (a more comprehensive idea that embraces both the thesis and antithesis), which in turn becomes the thesis in a further progression.
"We embrace the challenges".
Instead, embrace the silence.
Its aim is to appease western ideologues who have embraced the "clash of civilisations" thesis.
