Sentence examples for so presupposes from inspiring English sources

The Relativist agrees with the Demarcater that logical consequence must be understood as formal consequence, and so presupposes a distinction between logical and nonlogical constants.

Among these were the principles that distributive justice operates only when total funds are insufficient to meet some ideal or desired standard and that a just distribution is a just division and so presupposes a divisible good and multiple recipients.

In other words, Heidegger does not deny the reality of the subject/object relation but, rather, points out that our experience of this subject/object relation derives from and so presupposes a more fundamental level of experience, a primordial modality of engaged existence in which self and world are united rather than divided.

Pure perfections are those that do not presuppose limitation of some sort, while impure perfections do so presuppose.

Some consequentialist moral theories make use of (and so presuppose the intelligibility of) the notion of the "intrinsic value of a state of affairs," or the "intrinsic value of a possible world".

Nor can its validity be denied or questioned, since the very conceptual tools one would have to use to do this are derived from sensory data and so presuppose their validity.

Those who watch their programs do so presupposing the bias they will see.

The discussion so far presupposes that an egalitarian holds that in some respect people should get the same or be accorded the same treatment.

The point is that 'authority' is a normative concept within some dao so any appeal presupposes a dao of following it.

The second claim is that psychology the science of the mental is itself an irreducible special science, and so it, too, presupposes the existence of the mental.

"A good way to think about sexual ethics is to do so without, say, presupposing the existence of God," Ms. Radhakrishnan said.