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The phrase "are not automatically true" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing statements, beliefs, or assumptions that require validation or evidence rather than being accepted at face value.
Example: "Just because a theory is widely accepted does not mean that its conclusions are not automatically true; they must be supported by empirical evidence."
Alternatives: "do not hold true by default" or "are not inherently valid."
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It may be argued that Protagoras could have opted for a more sensible form of alethic relativism where a person's beliefs are not automatically true relative to the framework she accepts.
On the first horn, modal fictionalists might employ another gloss on what it is to be true according to PW, or they might endorse one of the various theories of conditionals on which conditionals with necessarily false antecedents are not automatically true.
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Except, of course, that's not automatically true.
However, this isn't automatically true, and there may be a more efficient way for you to accomplish the same goal.
"Students are not automatically employable in decent jobs.
But clearly, auto-enrollment plans aren't automatically more generous.
Meanwhile, salt manufacturers have seized on studies that suggest the real culprit is not sodium but obesity.And if sodium does contribute to high blood pressure in any way, they say, it only affects people who are susceptible to it in the first place; it's not automatically a problem for everyone.That's true.
Content is not automatically advertising.
AT&T is not automatically crediting customers for such charges.
The reaction to hard economic times is not automatically predictable.
A Paramount loan is not automatically yours for the asking.
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