Sentence examples for thesis seems from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Erle C. Ellis's thesis seems overly theoretical.
The thesis seems a tad schematic, but Professor Kennedy maintains it with dazzling cogency.
Mr. Simon's thesis seems to be that newspapers left the public behind before the public left newspapers.
It's only later, once the actual drama kicks in, that we want far greater specificity and detail than Mr. Kelly's thesis seems to permit.
This argument echoed John Kenneth Galbraith, who wrote in the 1950s that "bad distribution of income" was the main cause of the Depression.The thesis seems plausible.
A review in The New York Times called it "such an eccentric, fascinating exposé of a world most of us know nothing about that his inability to prove his central thesis seems almost irrelevant".
Yesterday Süddeutsche Zeitung, a newspaper, reported that parts of his 2006 doctoral thesis seemed to repeat passages by other authors without attribution.
And he has an eye for the arresting detail that makes his "same man" thesis seem perhaps not so preposterous after all.
Certainly this thesis seemed to be borne out when getting our renewal quote from Sheila's Wheels for our ancient Mitsubishi – or the geography teacher's car, as I refer to it.
Claims that Mr Ponta plagiarised 85 pages of his PhD thesis seem to have done him little harm (he fired the academic-integrity body that upheld the charges).The trigger seems to have been the sentencing on June 20th of Mr Ponta's mentor, Adrian Nastase, a previous PSD prime minister, for corruption.
The criticisms of Judy's thesis seemed to operate like this.
