Sentence examples for thesis when from inspiring English sources

Bill Clinton specifically repudiated Huntington's thesis when it was first excerpted in Foreign Policy, in 1994.

In "Timequake," his semi-autobiographical last novel, published in 1997, Vonnegut recalls that Jane submitted a controversial thesis when she was at Swarthmore.

A hint of plausibility is added to this thesis when we think of the 1919 series, which was thrown by the Chicago White Sox at the behest of organized crime.

According to Acemoglu's thesis, when a nation's institutions prevent the poor from profiting from their work, no amount of disease eradication, good economic advice or foreign aid seems to help.

"The discovery of RSL [recurring slope lineae, the name for the lines of flowing salt water seen on Mars] was kind of like my undergraduate thesis when I was at the University of Arizona," he explained.

Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones wasn't out to prove any such thesis when he included an anthology of Spike's best Q moments in his recent BBC4 anthology of wild TV stuff.

Reuchlin and other masters of this new syncretism looked back to Pico as their model; German theologians and biblical scholars were still debating his theses when the young Immanuel Kant began teaching in Königsberg.

Nevertheless, the greatest returns will likely come from true non-consensus bets in new theses – when a brilliant team and lucky VC find the quadfecta of who, what, when and how.

"At some point you had to question that thesis, especially when it had become exceptionally popular," Mr. Church said.

Interviewing Gingrich, as I did on three occasions recently, is like stopping by the office of your thesis adviser when your thesis adviser has better things to do with his time.

Ms. Zimmerman's special creation evolved from a thesis production when she was a graduate student at Northwestern University more than 10 years ago.