Sentence examples for thesis devoted from inspiring English sources

He studied agriculture at Iowa State, his senior thesis devoted to the topic of soil conservation.

Lacy, who created the PBS biography series "American Masters," proffers a clear thesis by devoting much of the 2.5-hour runtime to the Spielbergian techniques that are too easily dismissed because the man's heartstrings outpace his stylistic flair.

Indeed, in an unusual fit of scholarly generosity -- or seen from another way, an acknowledgment of holes in his thesis -- he has devoted a chapter of "Ornamentalism" to possible arguments against it.

To qualify for his medical degree he was required to prepare an original thesis, and he had devoted himself with increasing vigor during the preceding 3 years to a study of the epidemiology and clinical manifestations of verruga peruana.

A small library of Ph.D. theses might usefully be devoted to the reasons for this.

Probably dozens of seniors in English literature courses like one I met at Yale a few years ago have devoted their theses to a study of the proper names in Henry James.

It is a question to which books and theses will be devoted in the months to come.

One exception would be if this conditional language is part of your original thesis statement and your paper is devoted to discussing a topic that is only a possibility, not something you are stating is definitely the case.

The next section (§3) will be devoted to discussion of the stronger thesis of massive modularity, which retains the positive strand of Fodor's thesis while reversing the polarity of the second strand from negative to positive though not without changing the subject to a certain extent as well (Wilson, 2008).

Much of the book is devoted to case studies that support this thesis.

Both the American Bar Association Journal and Legal Affairs magazine devoted lengthy essays to wrestling with Mr. Rosenbaum's thesis.