Sentence examples for theses set out from inspiring English sources

There is some scholarly dispute about the relationship between the four theses set out in the last four sentences of the preceding paragraph.

His thesis, set out in a piece written especially for the Guardian, provoked a fearsome discussion in the threads.

His thesis set out to explain how computers learn from experience by simulating evolution.

It has to be said that this thesis is set out with little real argument.

It follows a thesis first set out in a 1972 book, Why Conservative Churches Are Growing by Dean Kelley.

Most participants in the current debate accept a version of the Irreducibility Claim, and a version of the Individual Ownership Thesis, and they set out to show how these views could be modified in such a way as to be mutually compatible.

I wrote a 250-page unofficial thesis called "I We" and set out to find a way to put these ideas into action by starting Rising Tide Capital.

Here, then, are the set of interlinked theses and areas of discussion set out stepwise that may be referred back to in case of getting lost among the history of thinking about mutton, considerations of methylation, the composition of standard mouse chow, nanotechnology of breast milk and the ontology of being.

After she finished her master's thesis at Pratt Institute, Tiffany Threadgould set out to be a professional designer, as do many graduates of that college.

My opening thesis was that politicians usually set out with noble intentions to better the lot of humanity, not to get free helpings of the secretarial staff or access to Ken Clarke's croquet set.

I hope you'll join me in reading the book over the next fortnight, and help me to thrash out the strengths and spot the flaws in the thesis, which Pinker has also set out in today's Guardian.