Sentence examples for As a proposition from inspiring English sources

As a proposition in political philosophy, there is no doubt much to be said for this view.

But, as a proposition under scrutiny, it makes intolerable demands on logic.

But even a Barcelona chair started out as a proposition for the Modernist utopia.

It was hard to believe that Mr. Tisci believed in this veiling as a proposition for modern dress.

That x per cent of its revenues go toward supporting local film is, as a proposition, at least questionable.

I mean this both in terms of its plot and as a proposition that would entice some very talented people and a vast army of producers.

The growing aversion to risk means that banks have even been wary of lending to each other, usually considered nearly as safe a proposition as governmenrt bonds.

"Frat Boy Writes" may seem as unrewarding a proposition as "Vanna Speaks".

Thanks to Saatchi – an adman, of course – a well-known YBA is now almost as commercial a proposition as a pop promo director.

It sounds simple enough, but "this is not as easy a proposition as it sounds," says Dr. Michael Rosenbaum, a doctor and obesity researcher at Columbia University.

Now Kohli will lead and also anchor a line-up boasting undeniable talent, but who on foreign soil remain as shaky a proposition as ever.