Sentence examples for He presupposes from inspiring English sources

Many will be in jobs offering far fewer than the 40 hours a week he presupposes.

The worry is that he presupposes the C&D Rule in the effort to prove the C&D Rule.

If Elwood says, "The Queen of England has charming grandchildren," he presupposes that there is a unique queen of England, and says that her grandchildren are charming.

When he refers to subjective (mental) experiences, he presupposes some psychophysical parallelism allowing him to treat these experiences as brain processes.

But observe that he presupposes that the things about which physics will inform us are properties and that is a category that physics has not used for several centuries.

If he presupposes some sort of cumulativity principle (i.e., that the better theory says everything true about observables that the worse one did plus a little bit more) then his theory is historically implausible.

Although Levi's biblical commentaries are complex, he presupposed an audience familiar with these commentaries, medieval astronomical literature, and the works of Averroës when he wrote (1317 29) his major work, Sefer milḥamot Adonai ("The Book of the Wars of the Lord"; partial trans.

That God transcends the temporal order is evident from his answer to those who ask what God was doing before he created the world: the question, he argues, presupposes a time before the beginning of the world, but reflection teaches us that time and the revolutions of the cosmos are coeval (Princ. 3.5.3).

Mr. Klinkenborg is worried about the "technical narrowness" of some college programs and the "rush to make education pay off"– which, he writes, "presupposes that only the most immediately applicable skills are worth acquiring".

This criticism, he argued, presupposes a conception of reason is a cognitive faculty of the individual thinking subject that is employed as an instrument for apprehending truths.

At the 1/8 pole he was presupposed to fade, given his pace.