Sentence examples for cannot be presupposed from inspiring English sources
In fact these great texts resemble Socratic dialogues in that each venture presupposes that meaning can indeed be addressed within the constraints of the form and in its language, while the meaning to be discovered through this argument cannot be presupposed.
Such a task requires a diachronic perspective, one under which the properties of our currently extant units of selection cannot be presupposed.
Of course functionalism cannot just be presupposed when attacking the zombie idea: that would be no better than presupposing behaviorism.
The sheer absence of reality cannot conceivably be experienced, he thinks, for if it were experienced an existing experiencer would be presupposed.
Familiarity with this logic will be presupposed in what follows.
It cannot offer a proof of the PNC, since the PNC is presupposed by any proof one might offer any purported proof of the PNC would therefore be circular.
The uniformity of nature is presupposed in our knowledge, but our belief in it cannot be secured by reason.
Its popularity is presupposed.
"It's presupposed on cooperation on the security side.
Its authority, says Kelsen, is "presupposed".
No ability to recognize kin is presupposed.
