Sentence examples for theses of his from inspiring English sources

Xenophanes puts forward a number of theological theses of his own.

In this way, Burley advances two important theses of his metaphysics as logical corollaries of his theories of universals and substances: (1) no universal form can be shared in different degrees by the individual instantiating it; (2) no individual form can be subject to change, except, of course, through generation and corruption.

The thesis of his book is based very much on his own personal experience with that.

His work in Haiti led to the thesis of his 1992 book, AIDS and Accusation.

(This is apparently the thesis of his new book "Herding Donkeys").

In the opening thesis of his book of that name, Guy Debord offers a concise explanation.

And the university issued a statement that said: "We strongly disagree with the thesis of his remarks.

Yesterday, General Sir Michael Rose gave voice to the thesis of his book Washington's War: From Independence to Iraq.

Pollan's book is an unpacking of the seven-word thesis of his previous book, "In Defense of Food": "Eat food.

Entine, by contrast, disclaims any political agenda at all; nor is it obvious how the thesis of his book, if true, would support one.

Indeed, the main thesis of his book is that there is no need for Europe slavishly to ape America: it does not have to abandon social protection and its relatively high public spending in order to succeed economically.