Sentence examples for from a thesis from inspiring English sources

Ms. Zimmerman's special creation evolved from a thesis production when she was a graduate student at Northwestern University more than 10 years ago.

Brown's puzzler plot proceeded from a thesis that Christianity as we know it is history's greatest scam, perpetrated by a malignant, misogynist, and possibly murderous Catholic Church.

Sometimes, the connection between the stories can seem forced, and a few characters seemed spawned from a thesis rather than the other way around.

One doesn't necessarily know how all that extracurricular work will apply to a given piece, but writers work less from a thesis than by association: one feels one's way, just like everybody else.

It grew from a thesis by Jenova Chen, who, as a student in the school's interactive media division, became interested in theories about the psychology of happiness developed by the scholar Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi.

If it sometimes turned out that the development brought you to a point not so far from a thesis that he had already propounded, well, one had at least a new reason for taking that thesis seriously.

Four years later he received a PhD from Glasgow University for a thesis on oat diseases.

Hirzebruch earned a Ph.D. (1950) from Münster for a thesis on four-dimensional Riemann surfaces.

Nesrin is interested in the writing experiences of doctoral students who are often encouraged to publish work before they submit their theses yet academic writing for publication is quite different from writing for a thesis.

Boyd says he was used to the idea of "thorough scholarship, but researching a novel is so different from researching a thesis because actually you're looking for something that catches your eye.

She received a masters degree in mathematics from Columbia University, with a thesis on elliptic integrals.