Sentence examples for this very thesis from inspiring English sources

However, the elaborate examination of this very thesis, "one is" (hen esti), by Parmenides himself in the latter part of the dialogue shows that Plato thinks it is not to be understood in any such trivial sense.

As columnist Peter Huber has explained in our pages, the very thesis that atmospheric carbon is bad is a matter of faith, not science.

Then the very thesis that we used to explain why there was no brute ethical contingency would turn out to be something arguably even more peculiar.

It appears that the fictionalist (at least one who follows the strategy described) is committed to the truth, and even necessary truth, of the very thesis fictionalism was developed to deny.

We would be surprised if some psychotherapy student, somewhere, never wrote a thesis on this very topic.

At this point our story takes on a very different thesis about having friends on the inside but look, whatever, it was the vests that led us to Coldplay.

At this point our story takes on a very different thesis about having friends on the inside but look, whatever, it was the vests that led us to Coldplay.

"I wrote a very interesting thesis about spider eyes, but I was always a salesman," Mr. Kaps said.

"When you're writing history essays — don't forget, the Oxford experience is all essays — the process is very much thesis, antithesis, synthesis.

By the middle of the 19th century, the very general thesis that all of the fundamental laws of physics must be invariant under transformations between different inertial frames of reference invariant under "boosts"—had become a profound article of faith in theoretical physics.

RI is a very interesting thesis.