Sentence examples for doesn't presuppose from inspiring English sources

The inquiry "doesn't presuppose any particular outcome", said CIA spokesman Preston Golson.

"An investigation is exploratory and doesn't presuppose any particular outcome," said Preston Golson, a C.I.A. spokesman.

"But we're not getting ahead of ourselves; an investigation is exploratory and doesn't presuppose any particular outcome".

The problem with this line of argument, I think, is that even if it doesn't presuppose motive on the part of Band Aid's organisers, it narrows down Band Aid down to being a phenomenon controlled by them: here comes the leader to dispense his paternalistic solution from on high.

The reasoning must be characterized in a way that doesn't presuppose the notions we're seeking to explicate.

Perhaps there remains a way to characterize the intention to do one's part that doesn't presuppose the notion of shared activity.

Yet there is no way of writing about guns for children that does not presuppose in the latter an extraordinary maturity of thinking and acting.

Firstly, it belies the fact that being Jewish does not presuppose support for Israel (a point your newspaper astutely makes); Jews have complex relationships with Israel that are often papered over by AIPAC and its allies.

As well as ignoring the reality that many non-Jews (such as evangelical Christians) back AIPAC, it belies the fact that being Jewish does not presuppose support for Israel, a point your newspaper astutely makes.

does not presuppose that John is married.

But color thought does not presuppose this.