Sentence examples for because it presupposes from inspiring English sources

The song Donna from the musical Hair includes the line "there was a 16-year-old virgin" and was banned because "it presupposes a mentality that says there are hardly any virgin girls around".

Because it presupposes that those situations needed attending to.

But this was already a flawed criterion because it presupposes that "major" writers exist.

As unpleasant as it sounds, rentism still contains a kernel of utopia, because it presupposes a form of abundant clean energy.

It's a little bit of any empty concept in some ways because it presupposes that there was some sort of magical moment when everything was right.

He said his association has been "battling a cultural problem that discriminates against men and women," because it "presupposes that children will stay with their mothers.

For all Mr. Tremonti's foresight, "the budget was wrong because it presupposed growth," said Pier Luigi Bersani, the shadow finance minister for the Democrats.

Didn't you know that buying her something was an act of hubris, because it presupposed that she would stay around long enough to use up the perfume?

The first satisfactory justification of the Pythagorean form of the Riemannian metric, although limited in scope because it presupposed the full homogeneity of Euclidean space, was provided by the investigations of Hermann von Helmholtz.

In its liberalization directives, it presupposes a functioning internal energy market and adequate consumer protection ([5]: 13).

For Hume the "science of man" is the "foundational" science because it is presupposed to some degree by all the other sciences.