Sentence examples for different propositions from inspiring English sources

If the low-standards/high-standards difference is cashed out differently, different propositions will be at stake.

One derives 'images' from the objects of pistis or considers them differently, developing different propositions about what one previously took for granted.

For example, if two sentences mean the same thing (e.g., "snow is white" in English, "Schnee ist weiss" in German), they express the same proposition, and if two sentences differ in meaning, they express different propositions.

Aquinas objects that the differences in the sentences cause them to express different propositions, and so concedes that it is not true that whatever proposition ever expresses what God knows, always expresses what God knows.

(1) and (4) differ in truth-value precisely because (5) and (6) express different propositions.

Thus the differences in the horizontal rows of the 2D matrix reflect the different propositions expressed by the sentence in these three contexts.

They are very different propositions.

"Back and pelvis protectors are different propositions, and I doubt if men would care to wear them.

In truth, they're quite different propositions: while Connolly's a loud and colourful force of nature, Bridges is a creature of vivid monochrome.

A very different proposition.

"Ours is a different proposition.