It is axiomatic that honesty builds trust, but applying this principle in complex situations can be surprisingly difficult.

The graduate seminar on axiomatics drew students from both philosophy and mathematics.

The philosopher's axiomatical approach clarified the foundational assumptions of the theory.

The mathematician axiomatically established the result, showing it followed directly from the system's fundamental axioms.

Although some philosophers criticized the theory, its axiomaticity provided a clear framework for further analysis.

In the lecture, the professor attempted to axiomatize the principles of statistical mechanics to clarify their logical foundations.

She axiomatized the theory to make its assumptions explicit.

Axiomatizing the new theory required isolating its fundamental principles and proving their interrelations.

The philosopher axiomatizes his theory to clarify its foundational assumptions.

The mathematician compared several axiomatizations to determine which produced the fewest independent axioms.