Sentence examples for traditionally posited from inspiring English sources

("People say, 'Well, you're gay,'" he says. "And it's like, 'Well, if you say so, sure.'") His reluctance to work within the binaries that drag has traditionally posited is fully displayed in his perfectly coiffed facial hair, present in every portrait and undermining even those that are otherwise masterful illusions of idealised femininity.

("People say, 'Well, you're gay,'" he says. "And it's like, 'Well, if you say so, sure.'") His reluctance to work within the binaries that drag has traditionally posited is fully displayed in his perfectly coiffed facial hair, present in every portrait and undermining even those that are otherwise masterful illusions of idealized femininity.

The unified approach allows us to propose several uses for hybrid materials, beyond their traditionally posited applications, including gas sensing, photoelectrochemistry, and as hybrid transistors.

In seeking to sharpen the traditionally ambiguous role of state lieutenant governor, Gavin Newsom has posited himself as a Mr. Fixit for local good government measures under threat from out-of-towners.

Those who object to changing the traditional definition of "marriage" will point out that the examples I posited earlier are all distinguishable from the same-sex marriage situation, because we have not traditionally defined mixed-race marriage, or Catholic marriage, or Jewish marriage as anything other than "marriage".

Late in the 5th century, or possibly in the 4th century, a Pythagorean boldly abandoned the geocentric view and posited a cosmological model in which the Earth, Sun, and stars circle about an (unseen) central fire a view traditionally attributed to the 5th-century Pythagorean Philolaus of Croton.

It was a one-off, some posited.

I posited, "This may explain why they drive this way".

Nothing much happened once that world had been posited.

No species specific essences are posited.

Can belief be simultaneously posited and deconstructed?