Sentence examples for that the thesis from inspiring English sources

Frank's thesis here is basically that the thesis of the old book has been confirmed.

A modern form of the objection was raised in the early 1960s by the British historian of science Martin Rudwick, who claimed that the thesis is uncomfortably asymmetrical.

He also argued that the thesis of the Aristotelian philosophers that there exists an infinite number of causes and effects, which have order and gradation, was impossible.

And to add insult to injury, his advisers had even awarded him a rank of "summa cum laude" ("Summa cum fraude" was another of those protesters' placards), notwithstanding that the thesis seems to have poached material from one of those very advisers.

A Princeton student has only twenty-four hours to complete his senior thesis hardly the nail-biting stuff of thrillers, except that the thesis in question purports to solve the mystery of an erotic fifteenth-century allegory littered with ciphers and algorithms.

He said that the program had been written mostly in Visual Basic, the programming language used for the virus, and that the thesis had been rejected because "we saw something there that will download passwords of other users," just as the virus did.

In that case, the Thesis implies that the sequence of divisions is finite; the Antithesis, that it is infinite.

Leibniz is famous for his "optimism," that is, for the thesis that this is the best of all possible worlds.

That is the thesis pursued in this collection of reprinted talks and essays written since 2004.

But that is the thesis propounded by Jason Shogren, of the University of Wyoming, and his colleagues.

That's the thesis.... "How much less school do you want?