Meanings of central thesis in English

The central thesis of this report, then, is not in dispute.

Every policy, every speech, every foreign meeting, every news program revolves around this central thesis.

It all ties in with Chinatown's dispiriting central thesis.

Professor Liebenow's central thesis was received with some controversy at the time in the outside world.

But his central thesis, at least as I interpret it, is that we're all complete eejits.

What I absolutely must disagree with is her central thesis that delaying divorces will somehow benefit children.

In a pictorial summary for his central thesis (Fig.

The author presents his central thesis in forthright terms, a thesis that is provocatively phrased and challengingly argued.

This is Langhamer's central thesis, which she illustrates with myriad examples drawn chiefly from advice columns and Mass Observation surveys.

But his central thesis of a secret cabal that meticulously arranges and orders hits has a more simplistic approach to reality.

The central thesis of the show is: Jonathan Goldstein is here to help you out with your heaviest problems -kind of.

But in compelling acceptance of his central thesis of the unity of the Godhead, he showed signal wisdom and knowledge of men.

It criticised the central thesis of liberal capitalism which was that "labour is a commodity to be bought at market prices".

Mr Strassmann's central thesis is that no relationship can be demonstrated between the amount a company spends on computer systems and its profitability.

Clearly, such a concept becomes intelligible only under the aegis of a hierarchical model of selection, as defended in this book's central thesis.

The central thesis is that Africa is not dying of Aids and that unsound estimates have blown the problem out of all proportion.