Sentence examples for distinct proposition from inspiring English sources
In mixing the conventions of two founding arcade genres – the 2D shooter and the fight simulation – it presents a reasonably distinct proposition, where one-on-one battles see contestants showering each other in bullets and special attacks.
The Week also recorded digital sales of 26,283, but they are recorded separately by the ABC because it is sufficiently different from the print product to be regarded as an entirely distinct proposition.
It leaves us to wander over the whole field of conjecture for any possible objection to the information, without pointing to any distinct proposition of law on which the judges divided.
But this truism is not to be confused with the quite distinct proposition that certain claims (because of the substance of the rights ntailed, rather than the advantage to a litigant in winning his claim sooner) should be resolved before trial.
When we base the proof of a proposition on a number of similar cases, this is induction in dialectic, example in rhetoric; when it is shown that, certain propositions being true, a further and quite distinct proposition must also be true in consequence, whether invariably or usually, this is called syllogism in dialectic, enthymeme in rhetoric.
be equivalent to a distinct proposition of it.
It can dismiss intuitions that fly beneath the radar of clear and distinct propositions, even perhaps on the wings of a poem's multivalent images.
The rule, as the majority chooses to call it, actually comprises three distinct propositions, none of which is relevant to the claim in this case.
They typically create impressions, convey information about emotions or attitudes, or alter the salience of linguistically-possible interpretations rather than conveying distinct propositions or concepts in their own right.
Russell held that they are nevertheless distinct propositions (POM, 74).
It should be clear that necessarily equivalent sentences may express distinct propositions on Zalta's view.
