Sentence examples for writing dissertations from inspiring English sources

Adorno, a cannier and less conflicted character, established himself in academia, writing dissertations on Husserl and Kierkegaard.

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But while delegates fill up on free jellybeans and get comfy in their seats, the students they represent are scattered around the country revising for exams, writing dissertations or having an Easter lie-in at home.

That's what all that original roadhouse music did: It just existed -- at least until all those college students started listening to it and writing dissertations about it.

In many countries, busy professionals with little interest in tenure-track positions at universities do not tend to bother writing dissertations.

Students would be stretched by being asked to write dissertations of up to 5,000 words.

And that is why we still make our graduate students write dissertations and our assistant professors write books.

He had already written dissertations on Augustine and Bonaventura, and even a book arguing for a decentralized Church.

She went on to receive a master's degree in literature at the Sorbonne, where she wrote dissertations on the works of Zelda Fitzgerald and Virginia Woolf.

(What, you didn't know people write dissertations about this stuff?) He argues that the problem with street parking is that it is, too often, free.

Commentaries analyzing the text's every aspect were taught in all Libyan schools, and masters and doctoral students at universities were encouraged to write dissertations on it.