Rizwana.LEC052037. Thesis statements.

THESIS STATEMENTS:
1.High levels of alcohol consumption have detrimental effects on your personal health, such as weight gain, heart disease, and liver complications.
2.The movie 'Call me by your name' is a coming of age story unfolding the desires and sexuality of a young seventeen year old and is convincingly percieved than most cinematic love stories in recent memory.
3.When used to its full potential, online education has proved to be as effective and resourceful as face to face instruction
4.'The book thief' is a heart breaking story that deserves to be the representative of powerful and moving literary fiction to be discussed among teens and adults.
5.In Nadine Labakis' "capernaum", the portrayal of the heartache and misery of the main character is so raw and realistic that you feel the physical hurt in your bones.
6.Feminism is about respecting diverse women's experiences ,knowledge and strengths, and striving to empower all women to realise their full rights.
7.Pheobe waller bridge's fleabag is a powerful portrait of grief, love and remorse.
8.Any policy that puts a curb on civil rights or indivitual liberties of people will take us towards a fascist state and fascist states are not something any country would aspire to be. 
9.Mental health should be given more importance as it is fundamental to our physical health and quality of life.
10.Homophobia is another condemnable behaviour like islamophobia or xenophobia and it has no place in a 21th century civil society.

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