Sentence examples for become predicable from inspiring English sources
Essence is particular in that it receives its subsistence in a given suppositum (concrete individual entity) from something-other-than-itself, while it is universal in that it is abstracted by the intellect from these singular supposita, in which it exists as one in many, in order to become predicable by many.
So when he was asked Friday about having his right shoulder wrapped up after Wednesday night's game at Staples Center and if there was a problem, Paul gave what has become his predicable answer of saying there wasn't an issue.
But particularly without Harden's normal infusion of scoring, the Thunder becomes a wildly predicable offense.
Criticism was seen as disloyalty and the results were all too predicable: liberation heroes became tyrants, government became a purview for yes-men, rhetoric of change masked crumbling, decrepit, corrupt realities.
What he says he means by this is that the predicate be truly predicable at some time, in the present tense, of the supposita of the subject.
In both cases we have a particular that is also a property, a subject of predication that is also a predicable entity, where the predicable entity is predicated of itself.
On this account, substance is best understood by analogy with a grammatical subject it takes a predicate, and is not predicable of anything further.
Leibniz agreed with Aristotle's characterization of substance as the grammatical subject of predication and not itself predicable of anything else.
Some people get memorial benches, others get memorial scholarships, and Eric Hill gets season 10 of the most formulaic, predicable reality dating show on network television.
"Range is very predicable," Mr. Weingart said.
