Sentence examples for posited exactly from inspiring English sources

You think of a word – any word – and write everything you can think of to do with it; you will write, so he posited, exactly the same thing whichever word you choose.

Conceptually, this aggregate corresponds exactly to the set of experiences posited to be the "active ingredients" in SciLG (see Fig. 2).

The result is captivating, but not exactly moving: Nasser-Ali's grand passion is posited rather than communicated, in spite of Mr. Amalric's exquisitely soulful performance.

The results do not exactly match the neither "Total Pain" categories nor human needs posited by humanistic psychologists, but their similarities are worthy of consideration.

Some would posit that this is exactly why we can do whatever we like with this planet, there is pie in the sky when you die and all that, but… we make the weather.

Jonathan Safran Foer posited the intriguing question of what Jacobson's reputation would be like had he been born in America and written exactly the same novels.

The Vanity Fair critic Richard Lawson provocatively posited that "the straight men [he] saw the film with didn't like it," while other viewers "will know exactly why those men didn't".

It was a one-off, some posited.

I posited, "This may explain why they drive this way".

Nothing much happened once that world had been posited.

No species specific essences are posited.