Meanings of main thesis in anglès

I make haste, therefore, to restate the main thesis of this book.

In the discussion of the main thesis of the Dialogue-'Whatis Courage?'

But that these changes have taken place, is my main thesis.

Darwin's main thesis was that the method of preparation is predominantly by natural selection.

Sallie paused, like any good orator, while her main thesis gained impressiveness from silence.

Professor Hering, having established his main thesis, is content.

The lover is Shakespeare's main thesis; and his lovers-menand women-neverviolate the proprieties of love.

This is the main thesis of a recent book, Narrative Economics, by Nobel Prize winner Robert Shiller.

At the same time he makes a point of determining his main thesis independently of remoter consequences.

Wiesner's divergence from Darwin's views is far-reaching, and includes the main thesis of the "Power of Movement."

My main thesis is that information technology, not everything, but information technology progresses exponentially, basically doubles in power every year.

Yet assuredly the main thesis of the volume stands, and profoundly concerns every student of womanhood in any of its aspects.

It is this idea, illustrated by details of ceremonial and so forth, which forms the main thesis of the present book.

Strauss's main thesis is that the stories in the New Testament were the result of the messianic expectations of the Jewish people.

Hence (by his own confession) the main thesis is not worth determining; the real interest lies in the incidental discussion.

Although not central to its main thesis, Harding's first-hand reporting of the events is one of the most arresting passages in this important book.