Sentence examples for such thesis from inspiring English sources

Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones wasn't out to prove any such thesis when he included an anthology of Spike's best Q moments in his recent BBC4 anthology of wild TV stuff.

The underlying methodological suggestion is that, in considering among physical theses, the way we understand and interpret correlative data about appearances may depend on which such thesis we are entertaining.

In agreement with such thesis are also our previous results showing an increased lipid saturation (a marker of excessive oxidative stress) and conformational changes of proteins in the DG and CA3 hippocampal areas from animals treated with pilocarpine [ 11].

Two lines of evidence support such thesis: (a) poor in vivo viability and/or attenuated virulence of mutant cells of human pathogenic fungi defective in genes encoding enzymes of fungi-specific amino acid biosynthetic pathways; (b) antifungal in vitro and in vivo activity of some chemicals targeting these enzymes.

Such thesis seems to be confirmed with the research of Jost et al. carried out on mice lacking the expression of the cytosolic CK isoform [ 36] and that of Streijger et al. in frame of which CK double knockout animals were examined [ 37].

Quine revised and clarified such theses in more than 20 books and numerous articles, all written in a distinctive crisp, witty style.

With scintillating skill, he defends such theses as the following: (a) that Wagner's music is not as good as it sounds, and (b) that there are fewer things in heaven and earth than are dreamed of in philosophy.

His thesis, as such theses tend to do, focuses on the Great Pyramid, but also "embraces and unifies traditions of the origins of Egyptian civilisation, the builders of Stonehenge, and even gives a possible full explanation of the myth of 'Atlantis'".

In itself, this is a theory having possibilities, for the study of religion cannot rule out a priori the thesis that religion is a projection e.g., that it rests upon an illusion or other such theses; but the question arises as to whether or not the methods espoused in the scientific study of religion have already secretly prejudged the issue.

The present Section considers two such theses about our epistemically privileged perceptions.

Such theses have played a key role in arguments for and against a variety of influential views about ethics.