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posteriority

NOUN
  1. the quality of being toward the back or toward the rear end
  2. following in time

How To Use posteriority In A Sentence

  • But chronological posteriority is neither necessary nor sufficient for intellectual modernity. The Times Literary Supplement
  • Whether we succeed or not can only be left to posteriority. Art or exhibitionism? « Jahsonic
  • Now despite being essentially the same, the matter is not characterized by posteriority, unlike the composite, and the composite is not characterized by priority, unlike the matter. Peter Abelard
  • He presented evidence for Aristotle's recognition of a type of term between equivocal and univocal terms, some instances of which were characterized by their use according to priority and posteriority.
  • Anteriority, or posteriority, is a characteristic of the Gothic, in that it gives expression to what Enlightenment culture pushes to the back.
  • I like to think that I dedicate myself to the fluff that is worth saving for posteriority, but of course this is just a personal opinion. Party music from Belgium « Jahsonic
  • I understand that he argues for some form of Matthean posteriority, but I'll have to wait for the book to get the details. Did Matthew Know Luke? A Neglected Angle on the Synoptic Problem
  • Instead, the matter is prior to the composite since it has the property priority with respect to the composite, whereas the composite is posterior to its matter since it has the property posteriority with respect to its matter. Peter Abelard
  • You may be interested to read Jim West's review of "the myth of the lost gospel" which argues for Matthean posteriority. Did Matthew Know Luke? A Neglected Angle on the Synoptic Problem
  • This very loaded broaching, through the use of the word posthumanous, of the thought of an extreme posteriority finds itself sternly warned by Derrida's words, above.
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