Sentence examples for so many theses from inspiring English sources
If you leave it to the planner, policymaker, architect they will take everything and make it into pieces or write so many theses.
I still have a great deal of effort to put into my thesis, so many more issues will surely play out as I work "off site".
"So many publications launch with a thesis around the voice," Goldberg continued.
So many readers agreed with the thesis of my last column – economics has been corrupted by the same virus that has hit the rest of our national discourse – that my contrarian, live-to-argue side almost wanted to take it all back.
In fact there are many pairs of such opposed theses and so, many different versions of the thesis of logical pluralism corresponding to the different ways in which one can specify more carefully what a logic is, and what it would be for one to be correct.
It is not an awareness tied to a specific political ideology, and there is nothing specifically European about it, unless it be that so many American critics have expounded the thesis that "true art is above politics," which is to say -- although they won't say it that way -- that it is committed to the status quo.
If so many "monopolies" exist, then Wu's thesis is undermined by the very fact that no single company dominates the high-tech landscape.
Yet the terrible-thing-for-rugby thesis has been put forward by so many pundits that it surely bears scrutiny, even if those pundits tend to come from countries whose own teams have fallen short of expectations.
Let's continue now with a thesis developed late last year, that Metacritic is, in so many words, dumb.
The reverend's thesis is that the Jews have thrived for so many years because of certain educational and cultural practices, and that such benefits can be unlocked for Christians if those practices are taught to their children.
Max Weber's famous 1905 thesis "The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism" has been dealt so many body blows that the wonder is that it staggers on.
