Sentence examples for postulates every from inspiring English sources

Inside every good girl Aronofsky postulates, every White Swan--or Odette, as she is called in the original Swan Lake ballet--is a Black Swan (Odile) just waiting to burst out.

It used to be relatively commonplace for a Catholic high school to have maybe ten to 15 seniors graduate directly into an order, but now a community is lucky to get one postulate every few years.

Scientology postulates that every person is a Thetan — an immortal spiritual being that lives through countless lifetimes.

If we assume that there is perfect competition in the economy, then marginal product theory postulates that every sector will be compensated according to its marginal product.

At Würzburg he began to realize that one form of the cell theory, which postulated that every cell originated from a preexisting cell rather than from amorphous material, could give new insight into pathological processes.

The idea that there should or can be global corporate governance best practices may make a good sound bite but does not bear thoughtful analysis; it is the equivalent of postulating that every country in the world should be governed in accordance with a single governance model.

Royce states that "the central and essential postulate" of every religion is that "man needs to be saved" (Royce 2001 [1912], 8 9).

In addition to the quantum wave of the Universe, Albert and Loewer postulate that every sentient being has a continuum of minds.

In order to show how this view of the soul is compatible with Aristotle's postulate that every motion requires a mover distinct from the thing moved, James introduces a distinction between two sorts of motion: efficient and formal.

Thus, the work at HP extends Moore's law that postulates that about every two years, semiconductor performance doubles.

Should every rational agent whose commitments for change are constrained at least by the basic postulates of AGM accept every non-iterated instance of ((a ∧ b) → (a > b))?