Sentence examples for The only necessity from inspiring English sources

The only necessity that needs to be present is that which characterizes the argument form, "If p is true, and p implies q, then q is true," that is [p · (p ⊃ q)] ⊃ q, in which · symbolizes "and," and ⊃ means "implies"; and this is a formula that belongs to logic.

But good bread is the only necessity for a good stuffing.

So Sussex farmers and ranchers switched to the only necessity they could provide in the days before refrigeration: milk.

The study showed that allele-specific PCR required no sequencing and electrophoresis, and the only necessity is to add fluorochrome into PCR products.

They are therefore not necessary truths, given Mill's argument that the only necessity is verbal necessity: on Mill's metaphysics, therefore, they depend for their truth upon the individuals and their attributes of the world as we experience those entities.

We are no longer living in the days of Woodstock where music was the only necessity.

The place was barely furnished; she had only necessities, no potted plants, no useless family heirlooms, no framed pictures, nothing.

Only the necessity of saving the law can have caused him to break the law" (PAW, p. 49).

When a real artist creates something, it has to be a necessity, the only way he can say something".

By necessity, "the only things we bought from the store were salt, sugar, coffee and kerosene," he said.

The only possible justification was necessity, and even then, Livingston said, "the General proclaims it at his risque and under his responsibility".