Sentence examples for * presupposition from inspiring English sources

The presupposition is fantastical.

This alone constitutes the presupposition of love.

One could argue that the real flaw implicit in this parable was the presupposition about race.

There is a buoyant presupposition of agreement, and his antipathy does not seem personal.

"I cannot accept the presupposition that I covered up a crime".

But a rule of recognition is not a Grundnorm, a transcendental presupposition of legal thought.

FDI inflow is considered as a crucial presupposition of economic development.

Few philosophers have accepted this presupposition, however; most have regarded it as simply unbelievable.

It is a presupposition of understanding and communicating with one another.

The presupposition here has been that freedom of conscience for individuals cannot be detached from freedom of conscience for communities of belief.

One rule of such a process is that a question may be asked only if its presupposition has been established.