Sentence examples for a believes that from inspiring English sources

This means that, for example, if 'A believes that 1+1=2' is true, so is 'A believes that there is no greatest natural number'.

Consumer group A believes that SO2 in wine gives them headaches while consumer group B completely disregards SO2 when purchasing a wine.

Further, if propositions are sets of possible worlds, belief is construed as a relation between individuals and propositions and sentences of the form 'A believes that P' assert that the individual A stands in the belief relation to the proposition expressed by 'P', then for any necessarily equivalent sentences 'P' and 'Q', 'A believes that P' and 'A believes that Q' cannot differ in truth value.

That does not mean, however, that the idiom "A believes that p" satisfies his physicalistic criterion, i.e. that all statements of this form correspond to (physical) facts.

Consider an example, if node A believes that node x behaves trustworthy, then ( {mathcal{M}}_A T) is {mathbb{E}}^x(A) ) and therefore ( {mathcal{M}}_A M) ) is 0. The evidence from node A can be stated as: {displaystyle begin{array}{c}{mathcal{M}}_A(T ={mathbb{E}}^x(A) {mathcal{M}}_A(M =0 {mathcal{M}}_A(H =1-{mathbb{E}}^x(A)end{array}} (18).

Observer A believes that the outcome of his measurement on S will be randomly determined by the collapse rule 4b, hence A attributes to A+S a state describing A as having a determinate measurement result and S as having collapsed to the corresponding state.

"America as a whole believes that reform is necessary.

A cynic believes that the long run doesn't matter.

where BelSA abbreviates "S believes that A".

"David, a Boy Scout, believes that homosexuality is wrong.

He is a brooder who believes that contentment stifles creativity.