Sentence examples for The propositions from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of offering (an idea) for consideration.
The propositions juxtaposed by Jonah Lehrer are not mutually exclusive.
The propositions of geometry are empirical.
The propositions were then tested through a case study.
The propositions expressed by (5a) and (6a) seem different from the propositions expressed by the other first members of the other pairs.
The propositions are intended to mark the path of German entrepreneurship education in the 21st century.
"The propositions around tax deferral would be very, very bad," Otellini said.
The propositions expressed with '∃x∀y[L x,y)]' and '∀y∃x[L x,y)]' differ.
The propositions target two of California's most iconic and controversial tough-on-crime sentencing laws.
The propositions of each theory may suggest different outcomes as priorities for evaluation.
And the propositions keep coming.
All the propositions, deals, and whispers were addressed to Laura.
