Sentence examples for extended supposition from inspiring English sources
Moises Velasquez-Manoff — a journalist and also, as it happens, a patient — has fallen hard for an idea known as the hygiene hypothesis, whose implications, if followed out along a widely branching chain of extended supposition, threaten to unravel much of what we think we know about health and disease.
To further test this supposition, penetration grade soft bitumen (B160/220) extended with granular sulphur up to 50% by weight was investigated to observe the high temperature effects of the extension.
homo potest esse Antichristus ('A man can be the Antichrist'), and homo necessario est animal ('A man is necessarily an animal')—in which case the supposition of the term 'man' is extended to more than just individuals existing in the present.
Those reservations aside, however, the natural similarity in function of subject and predicate in picking out varying classes of things while remaining a univocal term, led most authors to extend the notion of supposition to all terms.
Many have tried: the Isadora Duncan literature is a tidal wave of loving reminiscence, obfuscation, self-glorification, infighting and supposition by those who knew her, followed by a series of generally worthy biographies and extended commentaries on her work.
When Newton extended his theory regarding an inverse-square attractive force, which colligated facts of planetary motion and lunar motion, to the class of "tidal activity," he did not need to add any new suppositions to the theory in order to colligate correctly the facts about particular tides.
Mr. Gates said that his supposition, shared by many other Obama administration officials, did not extend to Pakistan's top political and military officials.
