Sentence examples for he has a thesis from inspiring English sources
His vivid accounts of cabinet machinations from Harold Wilson through to Mr Blair's last days are especially absorbing.And he has a thesis, though one at which, sadly, he only hints: politics was hijacked in the swinging sixties by shopping and the search for personal fulfilment, and never quite made it back.
He has a big thesis, which is that the rules of international relations were drawn up after the Second World War mainly by the US and the UK; that those rules survived the fall of the Soviet Union; and that they are likely to persist for a long time after the rise of China.
"But he has a single-minded thesis that fails to paint the complex picture that actually exists".
If Solomon has a thesis, it is contained in the book's opening line.
This book has a thesis, and it is, on the face of it, a preposterous one: George Orwell = Evelyn Waugh.
This is the context which Wiseman presents and it is the nearest thing he has to a thesis.
And then we have a thesis [about] where can money be made in those value chains.
Once you have a thesis, try it on any innocent bystander including your professor.
Just like writing a paper, your narrative should have a "thesis".
