Sentence examples for Since speakers from inspiring English sources

Since speakers using "know" typically presuppose the truth of the complement, we can assume that this is the case here.

Since speakers obviously know of this filtering device (as they are regularly hearers), it will be pointless for them to assert what manifestly lacks plausibility.

Since speakers tend to observe the Cooperative Principle, and hearers know this in a vague and tacit sort of way, hearers tend to assume that particular speakers are cooperating, in the absence of evidence to the contrary.

These ascriptions support the DR, since speakers' knowing is excellent reason to accept their assertions.

As formulated by Stephen Schiffer, the objection is simply that it is implausible that we would get "bamboozled by our own words" (ibid., 329) in the way the contextualist alleges, since "speakers would know what they were saying if knowledge sentences were indexical in the way the Contextualist requires" (ibid.: 328).

Although this would make ASL the third-most used language among monolinguals other than English, it does not imply that it is the fourth-most-spoken language in the United States, since speakers of other languages may also speak English.

But since Speaker Newt Gingrich bypassed seniority in picking a couple of chairmen in 1995, other considerations have come into play.

The question of the C.I.A.'s candor with the Congressional oversight committees has been hotly disputed since Speaker Nancy Pelosi accused the agency of failing to disclose in a 2002 briefing that it had used waterboarding against a terrorism suspect.

So it seems more than likely that to pay the bills, the next mayor will have to make some unpopular decisions, especially since Mr. Giuliani wants over $500 million in tax cuts, which will probably win approval in some form from the City Council, since Speaker Peter F. Vallone is running for mayor.

McCarthy has been the favorite to win the job since Speaker John A. Boehner unexpectedly announced Friday that he would resign at the end of next month after withstanding years of pressure from insurgent Republicans who urged the Ohioan to be more confrontational with the Democratic White House.

"Since Speaker Ryan has aligned himself with Hillary Clinton's job-killing TPP, wage-depressing amnesty, and criminal jail-break legislation, it is no surprise to see Donald Trump refuse to endorse the Speaker, who is clearly opposed to Wisconsin workers' well-being and more interested in making his wealthy donors wealthier," Nehlen said in a statement.