Sentence examples similar to the title posits from inspiring English sources
I have three major comments that need to be addressed: 1) A key argument, and the title of the paper, posits that ghrelin action in the ventral hippocampus augments the conditioned aspects of feeding through LH orexin neurons.
Despite the title, he doesn't posit an adversarial relationship between the academic creative-writing track and the publishing industry; rather, he explains that they create different motivations and goals in the writer, and thus produce different kinds of work.
The Queen and I by Sue Townsend imagines a post-republican queen living in a council flat in the Midlands, while Townsend's Queen Camilla posits... well, the title gives a lot away.
Some charismatic types who claim the title might practice what high-tech companies call "innovation theater"—positing smoke and mirrors in place of solid data and informed direction.
The title tune of Cheikh Lo's album, "Ne La Thiass," neatly ties in to flamenco, positing an Arabic musical pipeline from Spain via North Africa to Senegal.
A fourth consecutive win for Juventus, and suddenly the notion – posited quite widely after their slow start – that they were ever out of the title race starts to look a little silly.
The title statement is proved.
In this scene, Kubrick succinctly addresses the always/never dilemma at the heart of nuclear command and control, posits the existence of predelegation orders that were top secret at the time, and mocks the strategic thinking behind war plans like Plan R. Throughout the scene, on the table in front of Turgidson, there's a binder with the title "World Targets in Megadeaths".
The title, however, persists.
