The range of the conjunction of two proposition is the intersection of the ranges of the two conjuncts.
In his great dictionary, Johnson called irresistless a "barbarous ungrammatical conjunction of two negatives".
"THE SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE" concerns the unlikely conjunction of two families of different class backgrounds.
And though Kevin's pulse has slowed, the still surprising and indelible conjunction of two formerly unrelated compound nouns – airplane, skyscraper – makes his stomach drop.
Like the siren call of acid house a year later, the conjunction of two words seemed to spark those embryonic rock'n'roll synapses.
In that case, however, the crescent may have been of different origin, formed by the base-to-base conjunction of two claws or horns.
On the floor stand a pair of columnar sculptures made of concrete painted white, each a corner-shaped conjunction of two slender, nine-feet-tall slabs.
Talking to me once about modern American abstract painters and their champion, the critic Clement Greenberg, Kitaj said: "There are people I respect, enlightened people, intelligent people, who seem to get visceral reactions from the conjunction of two colours.
Persisting certainly seems to be a general quality of Oaxaca, which overlooks the conjunction of two broad and fertile valleys in the southern waist of Mexico, where the Pacific coastline curves sharply toward Guatemala.
It is also the case that there is no logical ban on establishing what is necessary to establish a causal connection, namely a constant conjunction of two discrete empirical realities.
What a rediscovered "Cardenio" would do, Mr. Shapiro said, was offer a glimpse into "the conjunction of two of the greatest creative geniuses of the day, Shakespeare and Cervantes," and provide insight into Shakespeare's collaborations.
