Sentence examples for a proposition into from inspiring English sources

But now that we have distances between all worlds, why take only the extreme worlds in a proposition into account?

While affirmation standardly introduces a proposition into the discourse model, negation in its "chief use" (Jespersen 1917: 4), its "most common use" (Ayer 1952: 39), its "standard and primary use" (Strawson 1952: 7)—is directed at a proposition that is already in or that can be accommodated by the discourse model.

The plotting machine, or plotter, interprets the algorithmic script as simple operating commands place pen on paper, lift pen from paper, move pen from here to there turning a mathematical proposition into a drawing, what Mohr calls a "visual result".

Senator Kerry's talent for turning a winning proposition into a losing one is disturbingly reminiscent of Al Gore, who somehow managed to lose an election he won.

The problem is that the Russellian analysis seems to turn a contingent proposition into a necessary proposition.

The company now plans to raise further funding with a view to launching in the US, the idea being to turn social media into one big affiliate marketing marketplace, effectively turning it from a B2B proposition into a consumer-facing phenomenon.

Middling box office and hammy elements have turned an intriguing proposition into a frustrating non-starter.

The ideas admitted for substitution cannot transform an objectual proposition into an empty (non-objectual) one.

This should ensure a competitive proposition into the long term in a market that is likely to see further consolidation in time.

Thus the desire to distinguish clearly between directly referential expressions and other rigid designators prompted Kaplan to re-introduce the Russellian notion of a structured proposition into the philosophical literature (see the discussion of Russell below).

He had to refine an intellectual proposition into something that looked like a stump pitch to the electorate – a message that would set pulses racing in Beales's focus groups.