Sentence examples for presupposing that from inspiring English sources

Establishing Buddhism as Thailand's official faith, presupposing that doesn't mean "obligatory faith," would hardly change anything except to arrest change; it would safeguard Thailand's culturally Buddhist entrenchment.

But you can't get angry with someone for not existing without presupposing that they exist: a Book Against God requires a God to be against.

If people come presupposing that Jesus was not Jewish and Jesus was not the messiah, then they haven't done their research".

So far, the Yahoo Answers points system rights the giving-and-getting balance, while kindly presupposing that every member has something to say — a valuable answer for someone, somewhere.

There is no problem in presupposing that the worst possible misery for everyone is bad and worth avoiding and that normative morality consists, at an absolute minimum, in acting so as to avoid it.

The need to confront those decisions appeared to be the underlying message of a secret memorandum Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates sent to the White House in January, in which he posed questions about tactics and strategy presupposing that the fourth round of sanctions would be insufficient.

In other words, the existence of the feeling of reverence presupposes that God exists.

This presupposed that the Iraqi leader cared for his people.

The notion of action presupposes that something has to happen.

It presupposes that there will be an officer present.

Because it presupposes that those situations needed attending to.