Sentence examples for concerning sentences from inspiring English sources
The court recognized these differences in its previous decisions concerning sentences for crimes committed by juveniles.
The same argument holds, mutatis mutandis, if we choose to characterize noncognitivism as a thesis concerning sentences or speech acts.
The low-level visual events serve as time markers concerning sentence-level linguistic structure.
Concerning sentence structure, the linguistic event of alternative construction consists of two conjunctive parts: PASSPORT or ID-CARD.
EC, then, is an epistemological theory because, but only because, it concerns sentences used in attributing (/denying) "knowledge", as opposed to those employing some non-epistemological term(s); it is not a theory about any such epistemic property/relation itself.
The court also took overt actions, issuing decisions in cases concerning drug sentences, corporate fines and union dues.
His epistemology therefore reminds us in many respects of the discussions concerning protocol sentences among the representatives of phenomenalism and physicalism in the Vienna Circle, and even more of Bertrand Russell's program in his Inquiry into Meaning and Truth (1940).
The central problem facing possible worlds semantics, however, concerns sentences of the same form as (7) and (8): sentences which ascribe propositional attitudes, like beliefs, to subjects.
Hence, the instances of soundness (reflection principle) provable in a system are exactly the ones which concern sentences which are themselves provable in the system.
An analogous account can be given of Kripke's examples of the contingent a priori: these concern sentences whose primary intensions are necessary and whose secondary intensions are contingent.
On the Listening Recall subtest children are presented with an increasing number of sentences (e.g., "Scissors cut paper") and asked (a) to provide a true/false judgment concerning the sentence's semantic accuracy (e.g., true) and then (b) to recall the sentence-final word (e.g., "paper").
