Sentence examples for shocking thesis from inspiring English sources
And then I came across a remarkable book called The Lost Religion of Jesus: Simple Living and Nonviolence in Early Christianity by Keith Akers, which posits a shocking thesis -- that the central event of the Christian faith, the Crucifixion, was predicated upon Christ's willingness to fight for animal rights.
Nixon, sworn into office just months earlier, "put forward the then-shocking thesis … that the Soviet Union was the more dangerous party and that it would be against American interests" if China were invaded, Kissinger writes.
The thesis proved particularly shocking to conventional philosophical views of time, which held (for example) that only the present is real or that time passes through a continuous succession of "now"s or that the past (but not the future) is metaphysically settled.
The sad and shocking resolution only confirms Todd's thesis that war destroys minds and souls as well as bodies, and that the suffering never ends — not even for the so-called winners.
The reveal of the film's thesis would have been more shocking and perhaps better received if it hadn't been so blatantly foreshadowed.
However, instead of starting with the common misconception, you should start with the shocking fact and then tie that into your thesis.
More shocking were the suicides of several fellow students at the University of Chicago, where she studied medieval history and wrote her thesis, 'The Suppression of Demonic Births in Late Medieval Witchcraft Theory'.
An almost shocking moment of reality in the surreal and atmospheric video, the inclusion of Foxx's speech further cements Lamar's thesis of the inescapable connections between past traumas and the handing down of these historical legacies.
