Sentence examples for of its theses from inspiring English sources
At a time when, in Moldavia, the newly surfaced Chronicle of Huru traced a political lineage of the country to the Roman Empire through the means of a narrative which was later proven to be entirely fictional, Heliade made use of its theses to draw similar conclusions regarding Wallachia.
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.
For Bracket, diversity is not a requirement or part of its thesis, but it has influenced their decisions and deal flow.
But Material Impact isn't exactly typical, both because of its founders, and because of its thesis, which stands out amid many other firms that seem to be chasing almost exactly the same opportunities.
Shrum goes with Piketty's Capital in the 21st Century because of its thesis on growing inequality and its wide impact, and then the brilliant Birdman.
It should have been called The Crisis of Capitalism, as its thesis identified government as the enemy of profit.
"Under Heaven" was probably written long after Hui Shi's death, and only one of its ten theses appears in the much earlier Xunzi list.
In ecumenical discussions in the 20th century, the divine legal character of this polity was occasionally noticeable in its thesis of an apostolic succession of presbyters as a counter-thesis to that of the apostolic succession of bishops.
It tidily stacks the deck of its central thesis, which concerns the nature of grace as it is visited on inhabitants of this earth.
Whatever the limitations of the latter, it nonetheless explores the implications of its own thesis with the utmost thoroughness, and the result is a rigorous analysis of comic causes and effects for which any student of the subject must be grateful.
Locke published his Two Treatises of Government anonymously because of its insurrectionary thesis that legitimate government rests on the will of the people.
