Sentence examples for presupposes with from inspiring English sources
In "Powers of Horror, an Essay on Abjection," philosopher Julia Kristeva writes, "In psychoanalysis as in anthropology one commonly links the sacred and the establishment of the religious bond that it presupposes with sacrifice".
"There's an incredible amount of intimacy presupposed with this person who is a total stranger.
Hypercholesterolemia was presupposed with total cholesterol above 220 mg/dl, with a positive history of hypercholesterolemia and/or with lipid reducing therapies.
In the case of time Newton presupposes that, with suitable corrections for such factors as the speed of light, questions about whether two celestial events happened at the same time can in principle always have a definite answer.
We presuppose familiarity with FOL= here.
3. Throughout this entry, we have presupposed realism with respect to properties.
The abbreviated syllogism appears to be part of a truncated argument that is based on an assumption that Caledonian and French citizenship are the same categories, which constitutes a form of presupposed knowledge with which not everyone in New Caledonia agrees, as there may be some people who do not homogenise national identity like Gomès does.
It also presupposes an infatuation with American pop culture so profound it's in the muscle memory and the brain's deep storage.
Such an investigation presupposes an acquaintance with our own minds, and thus according to Locke the most pressing task is to understand the mind or the understanding itself.
This technique presupposes a familiarity with qualitative narrative analysis and dialogic and interactive approaches to narrative analysis specifically [ 2, 27, 35].
Denying that the existence of something with extrinsic value presupposes the existence of something else with intrinsic value, Beardsley argues that all value is extrinsic.
