This condition is not met in the above example: I don't expect you to believe that I have uttered a certain sentence on the basis of your recognition of my intention that you do so; after all, you'd believe this whether or not I wanted you to.
It is sometimes suggested that a term \(X\) can be introduced axiomatically, that is, by laying down as axioms certain sentences of the expanded language \(L^\).
Will they take this chapter of my book and use certain sentences out of context to hurt her chances?
In the case of presupposition failure, for example, it is not clear that the problem is best explained by a failure of certain sentences to have truth values, or by the presence of conventional or conversational implicatures that govern utterances of those sentences.
I was attaining a new power, like a secret weapon … the power to identify a psychopath merely by spotting certain turns of phrase, certain sentence constructions, certain ways of being". Armed with this new power, Ronson decides to field-test it himself.
"So if we come across a document for translation with similar wording in the future, we can use parts or even the whole translation of a certain sentence again.
The order in which the samples of a certain sentence were shown was randomized.
The computational complexity of recognition whether a certain sentence belongs to a given context‐free language is polynomial (O(n2.81) [ 97, 98]) in time in respect to the length of the sentence [ 99]‐ [ 103].
In this paper, Frege considered two puzzles about language and noticed, in each case, that one cannot account for the meaningfulness or logical behavior of certain sentences simply on the basis of the denotations of the terms (names and descriptions) in the sentence.
The treatment of terms in the intensional logic tradition property of certain sentences might seem strange to modern readers.
