Sentence examples for thesis provoked from inspiring English sources

Johnston's revisionary thesis provoked furious controversy in the scholarly world.

This thesis provoked condemnation from prominent researchers and scholars in a broad range of disciplines, who regarded it as an attempt to justify harmful or destructive behaviour and unjust social relations in human societies.

On top of that, last week Peña Nieto was accused last week of plagiarizing much of his law school thesis, provoking widespread mockery on social media.

These theses of Kant provoked criticism among the followers of Christian Wolff, the Leibnizian rationalist, and doubts among the disciples of Kant, which, as they further developed into systems, marked the first period of Kantianism.

As a result, the book's thesis is already provoking discussion -- and anger.

Thus, your thesis statement should provoke feedback and come across as challenging.

As you summarize, look not only for the thesis of an argument, but for who or what provoked it — the points of controversy.

Tetzel's preaching at Jüterbog, near Wittenberg, in the spring of 1517 provoked Martin Luther's Ninety-five Theses at Wittenberg on Oct. 31, 1517, attacking the system of indulgences.

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

Orientalism (1978) provoked much theoretic criticism of the work and its thesis as well as personal controversy about Edward Said, the author and the man.

Such an extreme position, according to Hegel's view, provoked the "antithesis" of the Sophistic movement, which rejected the "thesis" of the objectivists and concentrated attention upon humankind rather than upon nature.