Sentence examples for perhaps axiomatic from inspiring English sources
It is a turn to the human, and a (perhaps axiomatic, perhaps even dogmatic) posit of human dignity, that turns the engine of human rights, leaving us open to discussion, disagreement, and questioning without ever deserting that first posit.
If there was a Maigret methodology, then perhaps its most axiomatic lesson was this: exit the scene of the crime as soon as possible.
Within this approach, Arrow's axiomatic method is perhaps even more influential than his impossibility theorem (on the axiomatic method, see Thomson 2000).
Still, with the imperative of global warming and the vagaries of fossil-fuel dependence now, perhaps more than ever, embedded in the popular discourse, the axiomatic relationship between Americans and their cars seems ripe for re-examination.
Perhaps it arises from the mistaken belief that for Calvin predestination is axiomatic in his theological system.
Perhaps the most important contribution to the foundations of mathematics made by the ancient Greeks was the axiomatic method and the notion of proof.
Their innocence is axiomatic.
Axiomatic by Maria Tumarkin.
