Sentence examples for to the thesis from inspiring English sources

As with Breivik, politicians will be quick to the thesis of the lone madman.

But according to the thesis, they are controlled by Jewish money.

One of the oldest objections to the thesis of natural selection is that it is untestable.

His work in Haiti led to the thesis of his 1992 book, AIDS and Accusation.

Investments like these run counter to the thesis that we are stockpiling cash.

Yesterday, General Sir Michael Rose gave voice to the thesis of his book Washington's War: From Independence to Iraq.

And funnily enough, empathy is central to the thesis of comedian David Baddiel, in his show, Fame: Not the Musical.

Charcot, in his introduction to the thesis, concurred with Janet's plea to unite the efforts of clinical and academic psychology.

"We have to return to the thesis that the member states and not EU institutions form the basis of the EU.

The same applies to the thesis that planning in London is twice the cost in Paris and 10 times that in Brussels.

Even a lively London scene in which a black female athlete is encouraged to reject her white coach seems tenuously connected to the thesis.