Sentence examples for entry propositions from inspiring English sources

Propositions are sets of possible situations or their characteristic functions (see the entry propositions).

In possible worlds semantics, propositions are identified with the set of possible worlds where they are true (see the entry propositions).

Consequently, propositions that are true in the same possible worlds are identical, and we seem to predict wrongly that a person who believes a proposition p should also believe any proposition that is true in the same worlds as p (see the entry propositional attitude reports).

Propositions are generally taken to be whatever it is that sentences express (see the entry on propositions).

(See the entry on propositions).

For more detail, see the entry on propositions.

(For more detailed discussion of these global accounts of content, see the entries on structured propositions, propositional attitude reports, and belief).

But "The Argonauts" doesn't share that interest — I think of the latter as more about suspended and continued anecdote than individual entries or propositions, which is the form of "Bluets".

(See the entry on structured propositions).

For an overview see the entry on structured propositions.

Soames (1987, 1995, 2002) and see the entry on singular propositions.