Sentence examples for thesis rather than from inspiring English sources

I'd spent years being asked "how is your thesis?", rather than "how are you?", which was incredibly annoying at times.

But the play, which basically shows once-comfortable capitalists put into the position of refugees, feels as it were illustrating a thesis rather than exploring a conflict.

Sometimes, the connection between the stories can seem forced, and a few characters seemed spawned from a thesis rather than the other way around.

In a weekend interview, he cast it firmly in the past tense by describing it as a mere "Ashdownite thesis" rather than a timeless truth.

I thought I could sort it all out but I quickly realized that I would need to write a thesis rather than a column if I wanted to cover all the laws.

In that universe, indeed, one could imagine a columnist like Frum writing about the upside of Mitt Romney's Mormonism and hailing the contemporary L.D.S. approach to marriage as an example of his thesis, rather than a "worrisome" exception to the rule.

The best way to enrich a field of debate is to offer alternative theses, rather than criticise those which exist.

Ultimately, it's nothing more than a bias in favour of films that resemble fact-packed theses, rather than works created without thought: a way of denying the essential idea that art can be produced as naturally as an exhale.

Some budding researchers may even have to "reassess" their own Ph.D. supervisor's work – at the risk of personality conflict, a thesis battle rather than thesis defense, and traitor-worthy letters of recommendation.

He said: "There is a tendency for young historians who have completed their doctoral thesis to, rather than present it in a conventional academic form, immediately hire an agent, cut out the footnotes, jazz it all up a bit and try to produce a historical bestseller from what would have otherwise been a perfectly good academic work.

But, the more the puzzle has been filled in, the more he's begun to feel suspiciously like a symbol, a thesis title rather than a character: "Appearance Versus Reality"; "American Masculinity as Performance"; "The Links Between Prostitution, Marriage, and the Ad Game".