Sentence examples similar to ceased true from inspiring English sources

Some people have indeed thought this; and they have thought that, just as some propositions that were not true come to be true, so also some that were true cease to be true.

First, the notion of 'change' is short for 'change of predicate' a change occurs when a predicate true of some object (or not true of that object) ceases to be true (or comes to be true) of that object.

That has ceased to be true.

This ceased to be true long ago.

That ceased to be true for me".

But by 1993, this had ceased to be true.

That has long since ceased to be true, and "Sir Mick" proves it.

That fact, therefore, can form no part of the signification of the word; for otherwise, when the fact ceased to be true, the name would cease to be applied".

In Japan, the population aged sooner; some commentators have blamed this for the poor performance of the country's equity market since the end of the 1980s.Indeed, although the Japanese have a reputation of being a nation of savers, this has long since ceased to be true.

For months after it ceased to be true, I continued to think of myself as a three-books-per-month pleasure reader.

The GOP claim that the student lenders perform an important function by using their own money and sparing the government's resources has long since ceased to be true.