Sentence examples for particular thesis from inspiring English sources

He has no particular thesis to hammer home about those people.

Nor does the show put forth a particular thesis or ideological agenda.

Yet their particular thesis, as well as the impressive development of it, can only lead the reader to think anew.

Indeed, an unsuspected benefit of the how-to-read genre is that it doesn't require a critic to advance any particular thesis, at least not explicitly.

Professor Kathryn Abel, of the centre for women's mental health at Manchester University, said that when looking for studies to corroborate a particular thesis there was a risk of cherrypicking ones which backed it up.

This licenses scholars to pore over centuries' worth of early Christian texts, yanking out bits and pieces that fit a particular thesis and moving them forward or backward in time to prove whatever point they want.

More precisely, differing views about moral motivation involve commitment to particular theses which have been thought to bear on questions about moral semantics and the nature of morality.

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.

For Felix Salmon, the Reuters blogger, Morgan Stanley's report was starting to look "more like an aggressively argued attempt to put forward one particular investment thesis as strongly as possible".

WASHINGTON — The criminologists hired by the nation's Roman Catholic bishops to study the sexual abuse crisis in the church defended their findings on Wednesday at the bishops' headquarters — in particular their thesis that the abuse peaked in the 1960s and 1970s and dropped off significantly by the mid-1980s.

A few aimed to work with particular PhD thesis advisors.