However, classifying ethnicity's by name is problematic as evidenced by my name (Leslie Miley) What I also found disconcerting is this otherwise highly sophisticated thinker could posit that an issue this complex could be addressed by name analysis.
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.
One could posit that until 2015, the two most prominent politicians to approximate a realist worldview — Patrick Buchanan and Ron Paul — also held political views that could be politely described as nativist and more accurately described as racist.
We could posit that we're lazy pigs, which seems safe but dull, and then venture to propose that it's hormones in the beef, only to explore the overproduction of corn, early puberty, car culture, supersize-me culture and sugar shock.
You could posit that geo cities was a cromagnon version followed by e friends and Facebook.
One could posit, therefore, that the history of Asian-Americans in hip-hop parallels the history of technology.
We could posit a further and higher stratum of consciousness, but since the same issue immediately arises with respect to this new level, nothing would be gained.
We could posit that this buffer of wealth, as well as the initial apparently sustainable trajectory, allows Elites to continue 'business as usual' despite the impending catastrophe.
You could posit that Fairfax is today what Abbot Kinney, 9 miles to the southwest in Venice, was five years ago.
The irony is acute: One could posit that since Alice Guy-Blaché was the first to make film a narrative medium -- others were recording men walking in and out of factory doors, but Alice instantly envisioned it as a way to tell stories -- the entire industry as we know it sprang from her.
