Sentence examples for prevailing thesis from inspiring English sources

Yet the prevailing thesis is that grit is not so easily found in the East Village as it once was.

Though Origen rejects it, this was in fact the prevailing thesis of most Christian writing in the second century when it undertook to explain the Fourth Evangelist's assertion that the one who became incarnate was the Logos who had been with the Father as theos (god) if not ho theos (God) from the beginning (John 1.1).

So where does the evidence leave the prevailing short-term thesis?

She disagreed with the prevailing "ancient-­hatreds thesis," which posits that age-old ethnic and religious enmity were preventing the region's populations from coexisting peacefully.

The thesis that constitutionalism reflects an equilibrium among the powerful differs from the prevailing one, which asserts that it reflects gains to the weak from constraining the powerful.

At most, one might say instead that we are implying a Church/Turing thesis for meta-biology, i.e., one that holds for the prevailing scientific discourse in biology, including the processes of discussing, analyzing and modeling biological systems.

Perhaps the prevailing climate mattered.

Is that the prevailing view?