Sentence examples for designate the same thing from inspiring English sources
Thus, he once supposed, equality relates signs that designate the same thing.
To be rigid, a term has to designate the same thing in all possible worlds.
However, neither 'the omniscient agent' nor 'the simplest agent' appears to designate the same thing in all worlds along Chalmers' secondary intension.
The notion of a rigid designator comes from Kripke (1980), who (roughly speaking) defines a rigid designator to be an expression that designates the same thing with respect to all possible worlds.
Both "Venus" and "the morning star" designate the same object.
Every two sentences in any step designate presumably one and the same thing.
BRIAN WILLIAMS, TOM BROKAW'S designated successor at NBC News, did the same thing, live, in the front of the room, as did JERRY NACHMAN, the editor in chief of MSNBC, and DONALD J. TRUMP.
It could be the same thing at designated KFC Suicide Zones, except people would be in grey tracksuits and waving chicken bones instead.
