Let us examine each of these theses in turn.
Some non-cognitivists have accepted these theses in their strongest form moral sentences in no way predicate properties, are apt for truth or falsity, or express beliefs.
"There is material for many, many Ph.D theses in these complaints that come to our police stations," said Mr. Reddy.
"There is material for many, many Ph.D. theses in these complaints that come to our police stations," said B. N. S. Reddy, a joint commissioner of police.
"Ida" wanders from its theses in its second half.
Princeton requires that all college juniors and seniors write research papers and theses, in addition to their regular course loads.
But when Martin Luther presented his theses in 1517, within two weeks copies were all over Europe, thanks to the printing press.
Quine revised and clarified such theses in more than 20 books and numerous articles, all written in a distinctive crisp, witty style.
No monograph has been written on van Orley's work, and there have been only two doctoral theses, in 1980 and in 1982, Mr. Campbell said.
His later novels, such as L'Étape (1902) and Un Divorce (1904), are increasingly didactic theses in support of the church, traditionalism, nationalism, and monarchy.
