Sentence examples for some presupposed from inspiring English sources

The flexibility of tim toward scale selection allows its scalar presupposition to be satisfied by either (a) having the degree or quantity marked by tim being greater or larger than the presupposed one, or (b) adding the additional quantity marked by tim on top of some presupposed quantity.

It is indeed an interesting question whether Supplementation (or perhaps Quasi-supplementation, as suggested by Gilmore 2015) is in some sense presupposed by the ordinary concept of gunk.

As such, the acquisition of further skills such as numeracy to some degree presupposes literacy, and most of the numeracy test items in PIAAC were text based, too.

The following biography (which to some degree presupposes knowledge of Terence McKenna's Memes) is my eight-page, fractal-inflected, short-story-esque version of One Version of Terence McKenna's Life.

As the current texts of Gospels and letters presupposed some divine revelation through the Old Testament, Marcion concluded that they had been corrupted and interpolated by Judaizers.

Still, the idea is that (3) in some sense is presupposed, once the deduction gets started.

A body of some kind is presupposed by this celestial topography; nevertheless, at the point where God becomes all in all, we hear nothing of a body, but only that soul will be entirely subsumed in spirit.

A strategy presupposed some knowledge of underlying disease mechanisms, body listening and knowledge of self-management strategies.

For instance the model-theoretic consequence relation for some logics of time presupposes some facts about the physical structure of time.

It is not obvious what nontendentious evidence for the existence of minds could consist of; indeed, their existence is actually presupposed by some of the evidence one might be tempted to cite, such as one's own thoughts and other people's deliberate actions.

This idea won't work properly if the truth-values of some contingent sentences are presupposed.