Sentence examples for a proposition at the from inspiring English sources

More especially, it has been argued that false propositions in re could not be unities: that the price of unifying a proposition at the level of reference would be to make it true (Dodd 2008a: 165).

But, can they suffer?" (1970, 283n)—a proposition that lies at the beginnings of utilitarian arguments for the ethical treatment of animals (see Singer 1975).

That they will be rational numbers follows from the definition of the relative frequency of a proposition at a world.

Surely genuine suspension of judgement involves being unwilling to risk money on the truth of a proposition at any odds.

Setting up a connected home is a piecemeal proposition at the moment.

One operates at the level of a proposition, or at the level of entire map-like or pictorial representations.

But it was a proposition those at the other end of the plaza labelled absurd.

Michael Laudrup expects Valencia to be a different proposition at the Liberty Stadium from the one on show in their September meeting at the Mestalla.

Given that the Kremlin's occupation forces left barely 15 years ago, the return of Russian soldiers of any kind would be a ticklish proposition at the best of times.

Shevchenko was happy with the Ukraine victory at the stadium which staged the 2012 final, but is aware Wales will be a different proposition at the Euro 2016 finals when Bale and Arsenal's Aaron Ramsey are in action.

With a blue box, you could call long-distance (an expensive proposition at the time) for free.