Sentence examples for this question presupposes from inspiring English sources

Ever since Plato, philosophers have been trying to answer the question "What is a good life for a human being?" This question presupposes that one size fits all -- that we all have the same built-in mechanism ("reason," "human nature") that steers us toward the same goal.

All too often I have been asked: "Do you consider yourself a black columnist, or a columnist who happens to be black?" The question presupposes that you cannot be both black and a columnist, but must chose between one and the other.

But the question presupposes, in effect, that the notion of "all linguistic frameworks" is meaningful, and there is no reason why Carnap would accept that.

Not surprisingly, since the question presupposes a God, only 39percentt of people who don't identify with any particular religion (the so-called "nones") agree with that statement.

The affirmative reply to this rhetorical question presupposes clear detachment from the traditional relationship with the utopia.

Megyn Kelly's question is a insult to the idea of having allies, but we gays were too busy cheering a lack of condemnation to hear the inherent divide this question both presupposes and concretizes.

Your question presupposes that there is a silver bullet.

The "What for?" question presupposes that a purpose exists and thus the question requires a teleological explanation.

There is obviously a sense in which the second question presupposes an answer to the first — you need to know what a statement means before you can ask whether it's true — and we will begin with the interpretation question.

We are in a very primitive state of development in the online world and your question presupposes that to be online we are somehow tied to a computer, much the same way education today would have students tied to a classroom.

However, obviously, all these questions presuppose that it is at all, namely, that such a universal entity exists.