Sentence examples for supposed natural from inspiring English sources

The first postulate concerns our supposed natural disposition to think; the denial of this is what necessitates our being forced to think.

But in reality our supposed natural distrust of government gives way to an adherence to law and order.

Some continue talking about gods, about his labyrinthine will, about a supposed natural law confined and adjusted to the interests and delusions of those who for centuries and centuries have wanted human beings to be as enslaved and repressed as they are.

Due to the supposed natural variation of expression intensity of single subunits during a onetime measurement coupled with the imprecision of semi-quantitative densitometry, we here only considered for statistical analysis the joint average expression levels (arithmetic average) of all nuclear encoded subunits.

The hydroxy-methyl fragment in the R,R conformation (No. 14) is more antigenic than the supposed natural S,S configuration (No. 13) with statistical significance, P < 0.01, as was found with the methoxy group stereochemistry (Fig. 4).

The metaphysics of natural kinds asks whether we should think of our supposed natural kinds as genuinely natural.

In mental health care, guidelines are intended for use by all physicians investigating, diagnosing and treating patients with mental illness, especially those with severe mental illness and a supposed unfavourable natural disease course.

Yet, many would take it to be implausible to suppose that natural selection works at the level of individual mental representations.

(The explanations here parallel the descriptivist explanations for (2)–(5).) But according to Putnam (1975), it would be a mistake to suppose that natural kind terms refer via descriptive content 'inside the head of' the competent speaker.

(This sort of rejoinder may be found in Agar (1993).) This problem aside, there is also some concern about the extent to which it is plausible to suppose that natural selection could act on the fine details of the operation of the brain, such as the firing of neurons in the presence of dogs.

My son, Mattias, who is on the high end of the autism spectrum, is a keen observer, and I suppose a natural byproduct of that is that he asks questions.