Sentence examples for all propositions from inspiring English sources

It begins by reducing all propositions to four basic forms.

The "didactic" (i.e., utopian) Whitman can hardly be said to disappear into an autonomous verbal structure that makes all propositions mere "raw material," as Vendler asserts.

He pointed out that the Vienna Circle's key article of faith, the principle of verification, according to which all propositions were meaningless unless they could be verified, could not itself be verified and hence was meaningless.

Hypothetical syllogisms in which all propositions are of the form "p ⊃ q" (i.e., "p implies q") are called pure, as opposed to mixed hypothetical syllogisms that have one hypothetical and one categorical premise and a categorical conclusion.

All propositions are future-projecting.

In simple type theory, all propositions have the same type.

According to Wodeham all propositions of this type are categorical and necessary.

It is dangerous to generalize these sorts of "Easy Arguments" to all propositions (particularly singular propositions).

As all being emanates from the One, all propositions are derived from axioms.

According to views of this kind, not all propositions about the future have a truth value.

Not all propositions that look like perfectly acceptable candidates for sentence denotations have exemplifying situations.