Sentence examples for as the proposition from inspiring English sources
As the proposition here is the best cuts of meat, grilled, it makes sense.
As the Proposition 8 trial in California demonstrated, there are very few, if any, justifications for denying gay and lesbian people the right to get married.
The ground they cover – Bosnia, the North American Free Trade Agreement, Haiti, the Middle East, the budget, character sketches of individual politicians – is interesting, but not half as interesting as the proposition the book itself constitutes.
Movies such as The Proposition or Jindabyne or Rabbit-Proof Fence, all valuable in their different ways, have made them into a kind of drama-accessory about a disturbing or hostile landscape.
Marco Politi, the Vatican correspondent for La Repubblica, who heard the speech, says it was "like a typical Protestant Sunday sermon, with the quote as the proposition, the passage to be examined — only it wasn't examined".
With Bad Seeds member Warren Ellis, he composed scores for such movies as The Proposition (2005), The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007), and The Road (2009).
By common consent, the foundation on which Ms. Fleming's stardom rests is the sheer beauty of her voice, a property as axiomatic as the propositions of Euclid.
In the second he argued that the principles of morality are as certain as the propositions of mathematics and thus can be known by reason unassisted by faith, an approach sometimes called ethical rationalism.
A final strategy for dealing with the gap takes seriously the deflationist idea that attributions of truth to a proposition have the same semantic value as the propositions to which truth is attributed.
When an answer is interpreted as exhaustive, the proposition it expresses is understood as exemplified by the topic situations.
Second, given his analysis of existential quantifications as disjunctions, the proposition "∃x(x = a)" would be further analysed as the non-contingent proposition "a = a ∨ a = b ∨ a = c…".
