Sentence examples for need no proof from inspiring English sources

Still, many people need no proof.

This is easily missed, for he states at one point that self-evident moral propositions "cannot be proved, but … just as certainly need no proof" (1930/2002, 30).

We are plainly in the same territory as Reid's account: "there are principles common to [philosophers and the vulgar], which need no proof, and which do not admit of direct proof", and these common principles "are the foundation of all reasoning and science" (Reid 2002).

He also reversed the Cartesian dictum that human existence can be known without demonstration, whereas God's requires demonstration; Malebranche held that man's own nature is completely unknowable, whereas God's is an immediate certainty needing no proof.

This particular deduction is perfect because its validity needs no proof, and perhaps because it admits of no proof either: any proof would seem to rely ultimately upon the intuitive validity of this sort of argument.

We are told by believers that faith needs no proof.

The true believer needs no proof, nor adheres to any fixed epistemology.

But oh how those same believers immediately glom onto "evidence" for their beliefs like iron shavings to a magnet, no matter how ridiculous or absurd, quickly forgetting the idea that faith needs no proof.

Anyone who thinks that the India duo are better than Graeme Swann and Monty Panesar should need no further proof - they are not.

And we need no more proof than the crisis that we've just been through.

With just three out of four teenagers graduating high school on time, and an unemployment rate for dropouts ranging from 15 to 40percentt depending on their age and location, we need no further proof that education is the antidote for a struggling economy.