Sentence examples for also presupposes from inspiring English sources

The AAB policy also presupposes that entrants to universities come in with A-levels.

The staging also presupposes that the audience are either fluent German speakers or very familiar with the text.

It also presupposes an infatuation with American pop culture so profound it's in the muscle memory and the brain's deep storage.

That sentiment — which is shared by many — also presupposes a larger point: that is, that there was significant interest to begin with.

A democratic system also presupposes that large quantities of dependable and relevant information will be inexpensively disseminated by relatively well-financed, public-spirited, and uncensored news gathering and educational agencies.

Of course, some not-so-small fine print slips in here: A second-term Obama White House, in this view, also presupposes an economic rebound and avoiding a major terrorist attack.

These big books also presuppose a readership with a lot of time on its hands.

On the contrary, the assumption of the inevitability of disaster, humans being what they are, also presupposed the educative power of melancholy: the optimism, as it were, of pessimism.

We also presupposed that the sentence was jointly authored, for otherwise "we" would not have referred.

In the field of more complex functions such as emotion, desire and will, Stumpf maintains that we must also presuppose specific contents which he calls values.

First, we have an indispensable ability both to have certain moral intuitions and to articulate the grounds of those intuitions, and this ability presupposes the existence of what Taylor calls evaluative frameworks, frameworks also presupposed by our concept of personhood.