Sentence examples for disputed proposition from inspiring English sources

His renovation, an 11-year effort (ordeal is perhaps the more apt word at this point), began from the unobvious and instantly disputed proposition that a "Piranesian pile," as he called the vivid jumble of remains, could yet be put back together.

Although the court's earlier rulings suggested that injunctions should be subject to closer judicial scrutiny than a law, that is a disputed proposition that is one of the underlying issues in this case, Hill v. Colorado, No. 98-1856.

It seemed obvious that the infinitist model of reasoning could not lead to assent because a disputed proposition could never be justified.

If, for any p, such as the axiom of parallels, some fail to 'apprehend' it, then Cook Wilson could only ask them to try and "remove whatever confusions or prejudices prevent them from apprehending the truth of the disputed proposition" (Furlong 1941, 128).

But the film often evokes a yoga video with its statements about feeling in harmony with oneself, and its stories mostly turn on the hard-to-dispute proposition that yoga is relaxing and therapeutic.

It would be hard to dispute the proposition that New Yorkers are nocturnal creatures.

Mr. Lucarelli and officials of the other so-called mobile entertainment companies angrily dispute that proposition.

Few would dispute the proposition by President Bush yesterday that religious groups can effectively provide social services for the poor.

He disputed Gettier's claim that any deduction from a justified, but false, proposition preserves justification.

These propositions are intended to be contingent (a claim that has been disputed by some objectors), but they are prior to God's creative will.

Not disputed.