Sentence examples for accepted assumptions from inspiring English sources

They have questioned whether some such claims really are, as alleged, indubitable or necessarily true, and they have challenged the purported rational grounds of accepted assumptions.

All of this was reasonable enough if you accepted assumptions that were thought to be obvious in those days: when a political group screwed up, people didn't vote for it any longer.

But a new Tate Modern retrospective of Georgia O'Keeffe, a giant of American 20th-century modernism, is to challenge the "conservative male" – and widely accepted – assumptions that her famous flowers paintings are depictions of female genitalia.

Such refusals are catalyzed in a radical decision that is not entirely conscious an "act" (a notion borrowed from Lacan) that disturbs the "symbolic coordinates," or unconsciously accepted assumptions and norms, of everyday life.

Within the accepted assumptions, ε ex is less than the energy of unbound pair sk.

When Aristotle calls these relationships "imperfect," he is tacitly relying on widely accepted assumptions about what makes a relationship satisfying.

TRENTON - For months, the state's political establishment has been handicapping the race to succeed Jon S. Corzine as the next United States senator, operating under the widely accepted assumption that he will comfortably capture the governor's race in November.

This claim depends on the reasonable and widely accepted assumption that all that is required of the axioms of a formal system is that they make it possible to decide effectively whether a given sentence is an axiom.

Recently, employing a dedicated CCC for the distributed CWN becomes a widely accepted assumption.

However, the generally accepted assumption for the movement direction is too vague to be adopted for a precise analysis.

Utilizing the dedicated CCC for control packet exchanges is a widely accepted assumption for distributed DSA protocols.