Sentence examples for She posits from inspiring English sources

She posits the creature represents a new species in humanity's chain of evolution and is not a group of modern humans who were merely small.

She posits that we, as a distant but increasingly, well, *involved* country, could learn a lot about the people of the region via novels in a way we cannot from the evening news, and she is right.

She posits that when we encourage kids to save for something they really want, a special and expensive toy, for example, they often become disappointed once they buy the toy, which invariably "seems dull and plain and ordinary after so much waiting and so much money".

She posits that Liu and his wife, Ming (Wai Ching Ho), a former Central Intelligence operative, are secretly being investigated chiefly by Richard Fortier Scott Klavann), an Energy Department security expert whose father was Liu's mentor, and Richard's wife, Diane Bonnie Blackk), an F.B.I. agent.

She posits that it is preferable for both the "intentional and arbitrary discrimination" test and the "reasonable classification" test to apply to executive acts.

She posits a referencing of the Madonna to Noah's daughter-in-law, a sibyl, which thus makes Joseph an embodiment of Noah himself.

(She posited many different weird positions, like crossing one leg over the other, or pretending humpbacked).

And she posited that the dying underwent five stages: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.

"Richer content and more engaged audiences" she posited, might result from access to shared data — and, of course, more deal-making leverage for agents.

(In a recent interview with Vibe, she posited that if you're human "you're already crazy," which is a reassuring departure from earlier bromides).

She posited a Darwinian explanation: "Because women can only reproduce so many times, they have dramatic time constraints that men don't have.