Sentence examples for it presupposes a from inspiring English sources

The song Donna from the musical Hair includes the line "there was a 16-year-old virgin" and was banned because "it presupposes a mentality that says there are hardly any virgin girls around".

In its liberalization directives, it presupposes a functioning internal energy market and adequate consumer protection ([5]: 13).

Like any 'philosophy of X', it presupposes a knowledge of its target area of study.

It presupposes a plan, reasons for things.

As unpleasant as it sounds, rentism still contains a kernel of utopia, because it presupposes a form of abundant clean energy.

It presupposes a kind of calculated effort to extract a specific emotion out of the reader and that's not the way I work.

Logical designation, in other words, cannot fulfill its putative role as foundation, since it presupposes an irreducible denotation.

A long-standing criticism of libertarianism is that it presupposes an unrealistic and undesirable conception of individual identity and of the conditions necessary for human flourishing.

The criticism that can be made of this approach is that it presupposes an independent understanding of causes as necessary and/or sufficient conditions in relation to their consequences.

As reduction involves relating (broadly speaking) one "body of scientific knowledge" to another, it presupposes an account of what the relevant epistemic units to be related are theories, laws, models, concepts, or disciplines and how they should be understood.

For many people it presupposes an "aha" or "eureka" moment in order for something new to have been created.