Sentence examples for different propositions with from inspiring English sources

It is harder to see what it comes to in the case of natural languages, where a single sentence type may be used to assert many different propositions with every outward show of candor and directness in as many different concrete conversational settings.

Their confidence is rocketing and they are a different proposition with Wilkinson.

Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea would all be a different proposition with the £49m man in their side.

I also think Rosie Royce (2.50) will be a different proposition with her first run back out of the way.

Under Sherwood Villa look like a totally different proposition, with Saturday's narrow 3-2 defeat at Manchester City a case in point.

He also recognises that England are a different proposition with a white ball and when asked about the danger men he replied without a pause: "Root and Buttler.

But Hamidou Maiga did not play in the game after being sent off in the first match against Mexico for a mistimed lunge: the Serbs will find Mali a different proposition with the robust 6ft 6in centre-back in defence.

But Uruguay were an entirely different proposition with Suarez, Cavani and Forlan forming a formidable frontline, albeit in an ageing team.

There was also still the matter of how to pay for it; getting investment is hard enough in this volatile space even with a wildly successful and growing web site, it became an entirely different proposition with no web site at all.

Rather, the phenomenon arises because a single sentence can be associated with two different propositions, one that is necessary and another that is contingent.

As mentioned above, monists explain the data described by Kripke by holding that the sentences that figure in Kripke's examples are associated with two different propositions, one that is necessary and another that is contingent.