Sentence examples for Posit a notion from inspiring English sources

"The record is trying to posit a notion of an imagined China.

Lewis (1983 , 1984 suggested the way out here is to posit a notion of 'naturalness'naturalness

Zach Lowe recently posited a notion on his podcast that many harmonize with: "I don't think they [Golden State] can win this series without Green finding his game". Green has been the team's defensive linchpin all season and there are few, if any, power forwards as versatile on both ends of the floor.

This point may be clarified (and make Badiou's notion of truth more palatable to the 'unfaithful') by a parallel to aesthetic judgments: Badiou is positing a notion of truth that seems similar, in ways, to Kant's judgments of beauty.

She mimics (and thereby exaggerates) the traditional representations of femininity they posit as natural and proper (1985)—a notion that Judith Butler later reworks as gender performativity (see 1.2.1).

Gilbert argues that a satisfactory account of these mutual obligations requires that we give up reductive individualist accounts of shared activity and posit a primitive notion of joint commitment (see also Tuomela, 2003).

Along with Mr. Ohs (who acts as an unseen interlocutor), she riffs in a circling voice-over on ideas, positing, for example, a notion of psychiatric problems as a matter of different abilities, not deficiencies.

A central goal of the inaugural Queer New York International Arts Festival was to posit a more expansive notion of queerness.

I'm not the first to posit the notion of a data supply chain.

I was shocked to find that James Wood, in his review of Frederick Brown's "Flaubert: A Biography" (April 16), could posit the notion that the modern novel began with Gustave Flaubert.

Others think that most of the work done by LFs could be done by taking a notion of surface syntax seriously, not positing hidden structure, and running very complicated semantic theories to account for the data.