Sentence examples similar to presupposed consent from inspiring English sources
For Eckhart, thinking presupposes no origin because a presupposed origin could only be thought by thinking and hence would be a thought of thinking, that is, itself thinking.
"There's a presupposed happily-ever-after," he says.
This presupposed massive reforms in public governance.
In the drugs field, perhaps more than any other, civil liberties are tempered by the presupposed requirement to ensure protection, both of oneself and of the wider community.
In our examples, the presupposed statistical associations disappeared once the analyses accounted for the differences in circumstances of care.
Cane again to the presupposed and ready eucalyptus tree, count out sherry and ripe plates and little corners of a kind of ham.
Moreover, and more interestingly, we will examine these narratives to understand them from the Indigenous practices that overturn implicit or presupposed aesthetic privileging of European traditions.
