She managed, without literally specifying, to predicate everything she said on a version of the ideal relationship which was a joke to him: one man and one woman having happy sex together forever.
This way of putting the point that the general term whiteness may be predicated of everything that is white has inspired a dispositional interpretation of Reidian general conceptions (Castagnetto 1992).
The name that results may be the same as the name for a particular attribute, e.g. 'whiteness,' but used as a general term, 'whiteness' "implies no existence, but may be predicated of everything that is white, and in the same sense" (EIP 5.3, 367).
"The informational system was predicated on everything that was happening in Cuba," Suarez said.
Our colors and racial makeup should not be everything, nor everything predicated upon them, but they should be more.
(In the previous sentence, the predicate is everything except "the predicate," which is the subject).
"When we started out, everything was predicated on basketball, and that was really nice," he said.
"Everything is predicated on if kids can read," Dr. Howard said.
I feel that I have no identity, because everything I predicated this identity on – my creative life, my studies, my friendships, my love-relationships – has disappeared.
However, not everything essentially predicated is a definition.
