Sentence examples for only presupposes from inspiring English sources

That poetry not only presupposes the other forms of human mental activity but is presupposed by them, is proved by the fact that without the poetic imagination which gives contemplative form to the workings of feeling, intuitive expression to obscure impressions, and thus becomes representations and words, whether spoken or sung or painted or otherwise uttered, logical thought could not arise.

For moral skills not only presuppose sufficient 'operative' rationality but also appropriate attitudes towards the desirable ends to be attained and the means to be employed.

"Which just presupposes a very short distance".

Dealing with pain as the only outcome presupposes that analgesic intake is fixed at a strictly defined uniform level, which must, however, be low enough to allow some degree of pain.

The worry is that, in the final analysis, constructivism is vacuous because "its test yields results only by presupposing moral views which can only be established independently of it" (Raz 2003, 358; Timmons 2003).

Heidegger says it seems Kant had give-up on the notion of Cartesian dualism, only to presuppose it again.

But psychology presupposes laws of logic only in the second, weaker, sense.

In truth, however, judicial review presupposes only that the Supreme Court is duty-bound to enforce the Constitution as the supreme law of the land.

Any attempt to demonstrate that there are only ten categories presupposes the very thing to be demonstrated, namely, that there are ten and only ten categories.

The idea is to consider the dynamical laws as regularities that systematize and describe the patterns of events concerning an underlying ontology/ideology that involves or presupposes only very limited spatiotemporal features.

Methodologically, the strategy presupposes only Calabresi and Bobbitt's generic scepticism about scarcity.