Sentence examples for posited ideas from inspiring English sources

The synthesizing principles by which these posited ideas combined in conscious experience were expressed as so-called laws of association.

Second, things (and their posited but unproven existence) remain nothing but "ideas indispensable for the intelligibility of the changeable phenomenal world" (Micro, II, p. 584).

I once read a book that posited that classroom teaching was the world's loneliest position.

Famously posited as "a show about nothing", Seinfeld was, of course, the reverse.

"Who's to say what's offensive?," posited journalist and long-time Google watcher Jeff Jarvis.

This posited Aurelius as one of the most prominent Stoic philosophers of his time.

Promoter-proximal pausing is observed mainly in metazoans, in accord with its posited role in synchrony.

For a long time I have been struck by this posited odour and have spent a lot of time sniffing.

The results support for all the paths in our posited model.

This Article probes the posited relationship between the law of access to documents and the theory of European Union legitimacy.

Like much of her work, Oliveros's "Meditations" posited listening as a fully embodied pursuit — a posture of attending to sounds and to the world.