An elementary truth is true because it corresponds to an atomic fact: correspondence is still isomorphism, but it holds exclusively between elementary truths and atomic facts.
His novel compels belief because it corresponds to a world we feel to be essentially true.
The heated reaction to his article "was interesting for a psychiatrist and didn't surprise me," he said, laughing, "because it corresponds precisely to the obsession".
This is an effective narrative technique because it corresponds to the subjects' dreams that they relate at the same time that they describe atrocities.
A pattern a square, a circle strikes the eye, and can be remembered, because it corresponds to a model in our minds.
A pattern — a square, a circle — strikes the eye, and can be remembered, because it corresponds to a model in our minds.
High fares prevail in July and August – an unappealing time to travel to the southern half of Australia anyway, because it corresponds with the depths of winter.
For instance, the number 1 has gone because it corresponds with the letter A. I'm left with five numbers, and I've put them in the order of which boxes contained the highest amounts during last week's shows.
This may explain the U-bend.Laszlo Jotischky LondonSIR – I found the U-bend argument riveting, not least because it corresponds almost exactly to my own experience at the age of 74.
Because it corresponds to none of the major rivers of present-day South Asia, it has for centuries been regarded as subtle or mythic, converging unseen with the Ganges and Jamuna rivers when they flow together at Prayag (Allahabad).
Consequently, a belief cannot be true because it corresponds to something which is not a belief.
