Sentence examples for theses from from inspiring English sources

"What he got from the American Museum were these detailed scholarly reports, almost like Ph.D. theses from wildlife biologists," Mr. Brinkley said.

In David Davalos's comedy, the agnostic Faustus and the faithful Luther have been arguing about ultimate truth over beers for years, but since each is trying to convince Hamlet to come over to his side, the arguments have become especially compelling — so compelling, in fact, that one night Faustus talks Luther into writing the ninety-five theses from which the Reformation was born.

Content analyses were used to code and synthesize common theses from the interviews.

Externalism and internalism about contents are distinct theses from externalism and internalism about phenomenology.

(Previous theses from your department may help you collate this information quickly).

Data has been collected from major natural products journals and PhD theses from university libraries.

All of these theses are dissociable from core associationist thought (see section 7).

The earliest reference I could find to any of these is to tendinosis in a thesis from 1831, "De Ulcerum Diagnosi et Aetiologia Nonulla" in the context of abscesses [7].

I wrote an honors thesis from archival research.

He wrote his thesis from 1937 to 1940 as a member of the prestigious Harvard Society of Junior Fellows.

Yet this does not disprove my central thesis from last week; rather, it derives from it.