Sentence examples for I posited from inspiring English sources

Much more-recently, in my blog series "A Better Form of Capitalism," I posited that if the 99percentt want to make a positive impact on the 1 percent -- if they, indeed, are interested in creating a better form of Capitalism in the U.S. -- they need to make much more well-informed consumer choices about with whom to spend their money.

Maybe, I posited, I'd face a little aggro on publication.

I posited, "This may explain why they drive this way".

In last week's column I posited that this might not matter because many healthy Americans would quite likely have ignored the mandate anyway.

In my monologue, I posited that it is not our business whatsoever to know what is going on in anyone's bedroom nor do I think it is a topic that should reach a Presidential level.

Because of the absence of estrogen or progesterone response elements from the plasminogen activator inhibitor 1 gene promoter, I posited that epidermal growth factor mediates these steroid effects and that expression of epidermal growth factor receptor in human endometrial stromal cells is under ovarian steroid control.

With Fichte, philosophy was grounded in one ultimate and unifying principle: that of the I's positing of itself as absolute and free (that is, in the jargon of the period, of the I positing itself as absolutely self-positing).

The published presentation of the first principles of the Jena Wissenschaftslehre commences with the proposition, "the I posits itself"; more specifically, "the I posits itself as an I".

Since this activity of "self-positing" is taken to be the fundamental feature of I-hood in general, the first principle asserts that "the I posits itself as self-positing".

I posit that this result reflects risk premia.

I posit the controversial conclusion that 'wickedness' is not aberrant.