Sentence examples for she postulates that from inspiring English sources

She postulates that the dinner table becomes an arena where Jewish characters are often and most pointedly put into "conflicts with their ethnic and sexual selves".

Although Filteau does not directly comment on our study findings, she postulates that our results may confirm that exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) is not protective and that a protective association shown in other studies was confounded.

Heresy became easier to communicate, and Saenger postulates that word spacing eventually made possible phenomena like irony, pornography and freedom of conscience.

She further postulates that Michael C "replicates".

She also postulates that this is an opportunity to create a new economy that depends less on unregulated exploitation of resources and people, and more on producing services and values to benefit the many, close the gap between rich and poor, and reinvigorate democracy from the ground up.

This led them to postulate that schizophrenia was caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain, but these ideas were not favourably received by their colleagues.

In Medical nemesis, Ivan Illich coined the phrase "medicalisation of health", postulating that, as well as doing good, medicines can cause clinical and societal harm.

Gardner postulated that Taylor's brain worked like those of great artists or composers: rather than process information in steps, it did so in clusters.

In 2005, Kurzweil postulated that technology is hurtling humanity toward the next great evolutionary leap.

We postulate that HDV arose from the human transcriptome.

In 322 BC, Aristotle postulated that automatons created from garden statues might bring about the end of slavery.