To posit that life is like a game is, to put it gently, hardly original.
It is tempting to posit that, when it comes to creepiness, we know it when we see it.
Mr. Obama used his time before Congress to posit that, actually, the American people deserve a better legislative branch.
But to posit that kind of black and white, neatly choreographed world is to misunderstand the very nature of our existence.
In the theater, and perhaps in life, Mr. Gordon seems to posit that illusion is reliable — reality is the slippery one.
On the opposing side are the likes of the fan who tweeted me to posit that "if Mick McCarthy had to shell out his own cash to watch Wolves, he'd boo as well".
The relationship between river flow and discharge of sediment and LW lead us to posit that discharges of these components are supply limited in southern Japan and transport limited in northern Japan.
Then he goes on to posit that notebooks are "personal" devices.
Meanwhile, ruins of a Persian fire temple dating to 4000BC feature numerous chimney-like structures, some of which have no trace of ashes, leading Iranian architects to posit that wind catchers originated in Iran.
But it was one thing to discuss fruit flies, it was quite another to posit that human behavior, from parental care through warfare to ethics and religion, had a genetic component.
The point of that article was to posit that fledgling scientists worried about the flagging employment prospects in many fields of science would do well to consider jobs in computer science.
