Sentence examples for an axiomatic truth from inspiring English sources

"It is an axiomatic truth that both the mother and father of a minor child are duty bound to take due care of the person and the property of their child, and thus having due regard to the meaning attributed to the word 'guardian,' both the parents ought to be treated as guardians of the minor," Judge U.C. Banerjee said.

However, we do not claim that it is an exhaustive list, or that all of what is listed is an axiomatic truth.

An axiomatic truth that has yet to be comprehended.

Further, the Illinois Court wrote, "That God designed the sexes to occupy different spheres of action, and that it belonged to men to make, apply, and execute the laws, was regarded as an almost axiomatic truth".

The axiomatic truth that "dose determines a poison" and its corollary that "there is a safe level of everything" must both be considered in responsible risk communication.

In many axiomatic truth theories, truth is taken as a predicate applying to the Gödel numbers of sentences.

The long history of U.S. foreign policy is punctuated by axiomatic truths that have bordered on conceit e.g., the virtues of isolation, America's manifest destiny, and our benign, democratizing presence in world affairs.

Field (2008) aims at an axiomatic theory of truth not dissimilar to PKF but with a new conditional.

An axiomatic theory of truth is a deductive theory of truth as a primitive undefined predicate.

Placing his economics in the context of Edwardian iconoclasm and postwar desolation is a powerful corrective to the standard view of economics as an axiomatic system of universal truths.

In truth, however, Camus has shown us an axiomatic theory that can actually understand the universal claims the rebels make, thus holding them to their own declared logic at all times―even in the midst of a brutal civil war.