Sentence examples for always presupposes from inspiring English sources

Synthetic biology is a form of genetic engineering, and always presupposes the functional living organism.

Sport always presupposes the presence of a competitor, which makes its plurality comforting, especially in a solitary hotel room.

He found the thinking of these philosophers to be relatively free from the cleavage of subject and object, in comparison with modern Western philosophy, which always presupposes, consciously or unconsciously, the cogito (the thinking subject) as the starting point of thought.

Indeed, willing always presupposes a meaning act in the sense that, when one wants something, one is directed towards something that is not (yet) present.

Neither good theoretical reasoning nor good practical reasoning moves in a circle; true thinking always presupposes and progresses in linear fashion from proper starting points.

But for Brouwer logic always presupposes mathematics, because in his view it is, like any exact thought, an application of mathematics.

Some never took to Weisgall's special voice, which always presupposed an active listener.

Applications of double effect always presuppose that some kind of proportionality condition has been satisfied.

Though no author of classical India made the principle of non-contradiction an object of study, it was almost always presupposed.

Schutz conceived statistical and other formulations of social scientific laws as a legitimate kind of intellectual shorthand, always presupposing the meaningful activity of the individual social actor, the "forgotten man" of the social sciences (Schutz 1964, 6 7).

In answering the question of how nature in the formal sense is possible Kant proceeds to distinguish between "empirical laws of nature, which always presuppose particular perceptions" and "the pure or universal laws of nature, which, without having a basis in particular perceptions, contain merely the conditions of their necessary unification in an experience" (4, 320; 71).