Afterwards, we got to talking and posited an idea.
ESPN's Jayson Stark posited an idea in February that the MLB has a higher degree of parity than the NFL.
In this desert of silence that now passes for our public life, a silence only broken by personal vilification of anyone who posits an idea opposed to power, it is no longer wise for a public figure to express concern about a society that sees some human beings as no longer human; a society that has turned its back on those who came to us for asylum – that is, for freedom, and for safety.
And you can't posit a dubious idea merely to test it and find it wrong.
This paper is interesting and posits an attractive idea – that a discrete population of cells located at a point in the ectoderm can act as a positional signal to pattern forming skeletal elements.
Reid's approach to this relationship contrasts sharply with that taken by most advocates of the Way of Ideas, who attempted to posit a strong relationship between ideas of sensation and qualities of physical objects.
A few years ago, author Malcolm Gladwell posited a fairly straightforward idea that fast became a core tenet of the modern self-improvement industrial complex, this belief that if anyone spends a whole lotta time doing something - ten thousand hours to be precise - they'll become really, really good at it.
In this emerging research paper, we posit the idea of an adaptive, crowdsourced, and primarily educational technology, targeted at software development students.
There is, admittedly, a thrill to be had in watching a task well done, like Forest Whitaker executing his contracts in Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (for which, incidentally, Jim Jarmusch "borrowed" most of his elaborate set-pieces from Seijun Suzuki's delirious 1967 masterpiece Branded to Kill, probably the first movie to posit the idea of a Hitman League Table).
Paul is the first prominent American politician to posit the idea that a worldwide war is being waged on the largest religion on earth.
He posits a spectrum of ideas between "more free" and "less free" to describe government's role, which he intentionally placed on a vertical axis to avoid the inevitable "left/right" comparisons.
