Sentence examples for statement presupposes from inspiring English sources

(This statement presupposes that the balls are thoroughly mixed before each draw).

In an intuitive sense, the statement presupposes rather than asserts that there is a unique king of France.

But the very possibility of applying negation to a negated statement presupposes the analysis of contradictory negation as an iterative operator (one capable of applying to its own output), or as a function whose domain is identical to its range.

The conditions for a statement's truth are no longer conceived as a type of naming; on the contrary, the statement presupposes that something is successfully named, and it goes on further to say something about it, which may be either true or false.

From a purely logical or statistical perspective, statement T must be more probable than statement T&F, since the latter statement presupposes the former is true.

The problem is that that argument presupposes human dignity.

When human reason is brought to bear on the diverse statements of the Buddha, it concludes that all statements that an essential or intrinsic identity exists, or any statements that presupposes that, cannot be taken literally, at face value.

"Compiled at the behest of the usual suspects who oppose welfare reform and favor dependency," she added in the statement, "this report presupposes its incorrect conclusions".

Furthermore, the interconnected character of such a system, the derivability of statements from axioms, presupposes rules of inference.

Mr. Brooks's statement sets up a false choice, presupposing a black-white dichotomy, making it exceptionally easy to doom to failure whichever unlucky elected official you choose.

In the first place, it abolishes a distinction presupposed by any truthful statement, i.e., the distinction between original and copy.