Sentence examples for it assumes something from inspiring English sources

Thus, even if one were to disagree with Kant about the analyticity of the Stoic position, the Kantian can still reject the Stoic rendering of the Highest Good for it assumes something that Kant clearly opposes: that a life of virtue can on its own secure happiness.

The reason is that, even using the most generous definition of "achievement" (which assumes something positive) it would be difficult if not impossible to find one.

But it is assuming something of the mantle of that tragedy -- a vivid stain on America's conscience.

But when you get to a level of wealth so far above the average, it is assumed something existential happens and… "Ask male CEOs if they've been asked this".

And since it's so broad, it's easy to assume something is okay when it's not.

A group of virus hunters who spotted it in 1992 assumed something so big was a bacterium, and so did not investigate.

Even if your reaction is to crack extra jokes or act more outgoing than usual, if you're doing it because you assume something about the person based on race, you're treating that person differently.

With the imminent shutdown of Lala, it's safe to assume something is brewing at Cupertino.

Obviously people are watching this very closely, but it's premature to assume something is going to happen," Deitch said.

Assuming something like it becomes law, what practical effect might it have?

Fletcher's picturesque outdoor locations show an Edinburgh very different from anything imagined by Ian Rankin or Irvine Welsh – though it is naive therefore to assume something less "real".