Sentence examples for don't entail that from inspiring English sources
But such facts don't entail that the concepts of the domains to which these metaphors are applied –say, the structure of the mind, social relations, or mathematics—are, themselves, somehow intrinsically spatial, or really thought by anyone to be.
This fact doesn't entail that Article III judges are bound to interpret the Commerce Clause in the same way the Supreme Court recently has done.
It does, however, prove that calling it the "first item of knowledge [cognitione]" doesn't entail that Descartes intends it as indefeasible Knowledge.
The first rule does not entail that unobservables like ether, subtile fluids, or forces do not or cannot have explanatory force, let alone that unobservables do not exist.
That developmental genetics uncovers various differences between individuals that are due to differences in gene expression does not entail that genes are the only factors relevant in ontogeny.
"That each F is a G, however, does not entail that F-ness [the universal F] has N to G-ness" (Armstrong 1983, 85).
This does not entail that forgiveness is a literal return to the state of affairs anterior to the transgression for which it is a response.
Supervenience physicalism does not entail grounding physicalism, since the fact that a property F supervenes on a property G does not entail that F is grounded by G. Does grounding physicalism entail supervenience physicalism?
Since the maximum principle does not involve the derivative term (u^{ n-1)}), that is, Condition (1.4) does not entail that (u^{ n-1)}(that 0) on ([0, 1]), this method is not appliConditionBVP (1.4).
The utterance "Colleen currently has measles" means that Colleen currently has measles but does not entail that Colleen currently has measles in the way that Colleen's spots do entail that she has measles.
Supervenience physicalism does not entail second-order realization physicalism since the fact that a property F supervenes on a property G does not entail that F is a second-order property.
