Sentence examples for implicit thesis from inspiring English sources

The author's imagination is hard at work.The implicit thesis is that the two protagonists are linked by more than just kinship.

Its implicit thesis is that the allied bombing campaign was a vindictive and unprovoked attack on a country that itself adhered scrupulously to the rules of war.

Drawing on Agatha Christie and Somerset Maugham, de Kretser both constructs and then demolishes the implicit thesis that there is always one explanation, that every effect has an evident cause, that efficient deduction will arrive at the truth.

The book's subtitle calls the SDNY Americaa's greatest trial court", and its implicit thesis is that this grand institution has failed to receive its due outside the legal profession.Part history and part memoir, "The Mother Court" consists mostly of a review of the SDNY's signature cases in the 20th century.

In his book Edith the Good, Spencer Marsh's implicit thesis was that Edith Bunker's every reflexive reaction to any situation was what the writers thought Jesus' reaction would be.

In short, model building involves a complex variety of internal nonformal aspects, some of which are implicit (theses #2 and #3).

The implicit investment thesis that has developed is that the United States stock market is the safest place for money in a slowing world.

His prioritizing of the concept of right (jus), conceived as something that belongs to another, brings him to the brink of articulating a concept of human rights, a concept certainly implicit in his thesis that there are precepts of justice each imposing, on me and my communities, a duty to everyone without discrimination (indifferenter omnibus debitum: ST II-II q. 122 a. 6).

Probably the most important points made in works of literature that contain a central thesis are implicit rather than explicit.

I'm not sure I fully subscribe to her thesis about the implicit relationship between the Interstates and the long history of serial killers who have haunted them since the system began in the 1950s.

Our thesis is that implicit racial bias is comprised of both social and perceptual components.