Sentence examples for clearly presupposes from inspiring English sources

Unlike Schubert's symphony, which clearly presupposes more music to come, the Bruckner, as it exists, can be viewed as a well balanced whole, in which its short yet insistently aggressive, even violent Scherzo is framed by two grandly paced movements in which the word "feierlich" (solemn or ceremonial) is prominent among Bruckner's performance instructions.

This procedure clearly presupposes that the students had their own texts at hand and were sufficiently familiar with Aristotle's philosophy as a whole.

The argument clearly presupposes the doctrine of mereological essentialism, according to which if a compound thing W has a certain part P, then W cannot exist without having P as a part.

Equally important is one of his (presumably) 'older' logical texts, the Topics; this text, which unlike the Analytics clearly presupposes a dialectical background, presents rather unsystematic considerations on how to argue well in the dialectical contests of Plato's academy (see the entry on ancient logic of this encyclopedia, section 2.1).

Although Kelly subtly changes the terms of the debate here, he nicely brings us to the crux of the issue: For Shapiro (on Kelly's reconstruction), Van Gogh's very act of painting the shoes transformed them into an expression of his own subjectivity, whereas, for Heidegger, Van Gogh's painting shows us a way beyond the subject/object metaphysics that Shapiro clearly presupposes.

This representation of strategy selection clearly presupposes hyperrational players and fails to represent the process by which one player observes his opponent's behavior, learns from these observations, and makes the best move in response to what he has learned (as one might expect, for there is no need to model learning in hyperrational individuals).

(K 1: 87, 98; 2: 4, 6, 50; 3:23, 53) References to the divine order in this third sense clearly presuppose the prior reception of prophecy itself and whatever knowledge or instruction it provides, plus the transmission of such knowledge over time through reliable tradition from parent to child and teacher to student.

Clearly, this assertion presupposes that nature features here as a (goal-directed) efficient cause, otherwise it would not make sense that nature does anything.

Feminists have criticized this rigid division as mythical since both the separation itself and the radically unequal conception of the household that it presupposed "were clearly the outcome of political decisions made in the public sphere" (Okin 1992, 60).

Research on small-firm growth clearly indicates that firm growth presupposes that the degree of formalization will increase (Greiner 1972; Mintzberg 1983).

As will be shown, this argument presupposes what is a clearly contentious claim about the necessary conditions for being the bearer of a right.