Sentence examples for but the proposition from inspiring English sources

To know a proposition, not only do you have to believe the proposition, but the proposition must be true.

But "The Proposition" boiled over at its natural climax, whereas the shoot-out that concludes the new film could, you sense, have happened anytime.

As early as 1836, Texans had voted for annexation by the United States, but the proposition was rejected by the Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren administrations.

But the proposition is not that smoking causes autopsies, it's that smoking causes death, and there's plenty of evidence of that.

But the proposition came at a time when North-South Korean tension was particularly high, and the atmosphere seemed to calm gradually thereafter.

"But the proposition that the only way to stop drownings at sea is to run these punitive camps is not only wrong, it is grotesque.

But the propositions of logic themselves are neither true nor false "for the one allows every possible state of affairs, the other none" (TLP 4.462).

It was important to note that although groups A and B also scored the same average percentage (80%) as group F but the propositions generated by group A only presented propositions that supported one claim.

All of the learner map components are the same concepts and relations with the goal map, but the propositions can be possible to be different from the goal map.

But the propositions that he holds about what the true last end or ultimate destiny of human beings actually is belong to category (iii) and cannot be affirmed on any philosophical basis, even though philosophy, he thinks, can demonstrate that they are neither incoherent nor contrary to any proposition which philosophy shows must be affirmed.

One is free to vary the language in which a proposition is expressed but not the proposition itself.