Sentence examples for posits being from inspiring English sources

Instead, it is substantially modified and reworked, with perhaps only some of its posits being dropped altogether.

"The math," it posits, "is simple".

Another reason the bowl has been overlooked, Ms. Wiggers posits, is because it's an accessory.

Mr. Culhane's stunts, Mr. Klein posits, were of a higher order.

Buildings of this sort, Mr. Venturi posits, are "ducks," and anything else is just a "decorated shed".

In fact, the "electability gap" between Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum that the model posits is not all that great.

His desire to acquire majority control of BSkyB, which Davies posits was one of Murdoch's prime motivations in courting politicians, has been shelved.

'There had to be a better story than this one,' they muse, and the escapes that Ferris, a former adman, posits are literary and imaginative.

I do know, however, that the circumstances under which a legislature would dare to do what Taranto posits are massively unlikely.

The misjudgement at Warner, Bushnell posits, was down to a fundamental misunderstanding of games consoles and their relation to the medium.

The reason for this, Hirshman posits, is the almost cartoonish way in which the national media depicts candidates: as characters in a drama.