Sentence examples for all three propositions from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps all three propositions are closer to being the opposite of the truth.

And it follows from all three propositions that Romeo likes Juliet L rr, j).

1. Our set of three propositions is thus inconsistent in the sense that contraries are inconsistent: Even if it should be possible that all three propositions are false, it would not be possible that all three of them are true.

Suppose that there are 13 voters who cast the following votes for three propositions (so voters can cast one of eight possible votes): When the votes are tallied for each proposition separately, the outcome is N for each proposition (N wins 7 6 for all three propositions).

Thus, for a truly evident judgment to take place, a single evident proposition cannot be its cause, rather all three propositions of the syllogism must be taken together in order for the concluding proposition to have the evidence it needs to not only appear true, but to compel the mind's assent (LS I:199 208).

As expected, these two propositions are more problematic for evolution rejecters, but it is surprising to find that a proportion of level 1 rejecters actually accept all three propositions: it is unclear from this what they think they are rejecting, and this question remains to be explored.

Our results demonstrate that all four propositions regarding contrast and perceptual dynamics in binocular rivalry can without any serious modification be applied to dot luminance in bistable structure-from-motion.

Suppose now the following three propositions (all of which appear to be embraced by Adams): Then a paradox follows.

It starts from three propositions.

Each of the three propositions is an A, E, I, or O proposition.

Today, the overwhelming majority of climate scientists would, I think, agree with three propositions.