posit造句

If she needs salvation, she will posit a savior.

We posit — or the fans of souls posit — the existence of souls so as to explain something that needs explaining about us.

When we posit an intention we just decide which of these speakers it is.

And so we need to appeal to, we need to posit, the existence of, a soul.

Well, at least he did posit it as a question of right and wrong.

You can negate fear, negate anxiety or you can posit despair or weakness.

Jones: Source Code is a little softer science than Moon, which I would posit is pretty hard science fiction.

Researchers also posit that high levels of stress hormones caused by ACEs can wear down the body over time.

Whether we are awake or dreaming interpret nerve impulses and posit causes for them according to their own needs.

Albert Ellis and REBT posit that our reaction to having our goals blocked (or even the possibility of having them blocked) is determined by our beliefs.

Some posit that gender identity is firmly fixed at a very young age; others argue that this identity can be very fluid for many years.

And some posit that the current manufacturing recovery has not generated as robust a demand for U. s. goods as have previous post-recession upturns.

Social capital, like physical capital and intellectual capital, to be a neuter noun in general, only showing its posit iveness and negativeness when it being on different levels and being acted on di fferent subjects;

Both cases, says physicist Brian Greene, are possibilities, but if the latter is true, so is another posit: There are only so many ways matter can arrange itself within that infinite universe.

One group of arguments for the existence of a soul says, "We need to posit a soul in order to explain something, whether it's something everyday or something supernatural."

The scientists posit that these meteor strikes may also have triggered the flow of hot rock in the upper layer of the mantle right below the Earth's crust that is seen up to the present day.