Sentence examples for any proposition that from inspiring English sources

"As far as I am concerned," he says, "any proposition that devalues political freedom as being of secondary importance or a sham should be rejected".

Consequently, propositions that are true in the same possible worlds are identical, and we seem to predict wrongly that a person who believes a proposition p should also believe any proposition that is true in the same worlds as p (see the entry propositional attitude reports).

A logical proposition is any proposition that can be reduced by replacement of its constituent terms to a proposition expressing a logical truth e.g., to a proposition such as "If p and q, then p".

1. Strictly speaking, this should read, "For any proposition that has a well-defined probability at all…".

Any proposition that is about Paul indirectly, in virtue of qualities that he contingently instantiates, will be subject to a similar argument.

Any proposition that is not founded on the Word of God that is, on faith can be disproved as easily as it can be proved (ch. 50).

Develop a proposition that's distinctive.

And that's a proposition that deserves respect.

That is not a proposition that holds up".

It's a proposition that's impossible to quantify.

And that's a proposition that looks increasingly shaky.