Sentence examples for posits as a from inspiring English sources

That, however, Ms. Freed posits as a strength of de Vere, who drew on his life of privilege, adventure and profligacy.

The years following World War II, which Gosselin posits as a model of corporate responsibility, were a historical anomaly: American companies faced little competition from war-flattened Europe and Asia.

Murakami assumes — or posits, as a ruling fiction — that we are all already spiritual putty in his hands, whether we admit it or (some people are incorrigibly grouchy) not.

Overseeing them all is the white owner of THE Wrestling, a fictional stand-in not only for the real World Wrestling Entertainment corporation, but also for what the play posits as a capitalist, imperialist system (read: the West) that demonizes Muslim and Hispanic men and reduces a black man to a bling-wearing musclehead.

Even the book itself is posited as a kind of public offering.

"UBI is often posited as a silver bullet, and I am deeply sceptical of that view.

Politically, the free market is posited as a fundamental requirement for liberal democracy.

MetroPCS, the cellphone service provider, has been posited as a potential deal target for awhile.

Like the child, the creative writing student is posited as a centre of vulnerable creativity, needful of attention and authority.

A theory of ductile fracture that is posited as a stress-state dependent critical fracture strain model is generally inadequate.

In this dynamic model, the kinetics of coupling between calcium and CBF is posited as a two-step configuration.