Sentence examples for its thesis from inspiring English sources

During the trip to Israel, Lanzmann had received a lesson in Jewish identity, and decided that Sartre's book — in particular, its thesis that "it is the anti-Semite who creates the Jew" — was in need of revision.

It was written for lay people, and it has as its thesis the practical possibilities for persons of every walk of life to live an exemplary Christian life.

It sticks to its thesis: that drugs are very bad and that we're losing the war against them.

I'm afraid to say that I had a similar reaction to "Supergods," a sprawling and scattershot book that seems as uncertain of its thesis as it is unclear about its intended audience.

But the radical left of the time lapped it up, and its thesis seeped into the mainstream.

For Bracket, diversity is not a requirement or part of its thesis, but it has influenced their decisions and deal flow.

One way in which the book expresses its thesis is in its organization: it is made up of 618 numbered paragraphs, more than half of them drawn from other sources, attributed only at the end of the book.

It should have been called The Crisis of Capitalism, as its thesis identified government as the enemy of profit.

But if "Worlds at War" is hard to put down, it's also hard to pin down; almost to the end, its thesis is something of a moving target.

Supersized Earth was one of those programmes whose ambition towered over its thesis, so that you constantly had to remind yourself what it was about.

But its thesis needs to be challenged.