Sentence examples for exists true from inspiring English sources

What makes the proposition that some right or obligation exists true, if it is true (Dworkin 1986)?

However, somewhere out there, there exists true deer butthole artists who still create assquatches and swamp boogers by hand.

III, §6, §8), he does so in order to use the former to consider the alleged conclusion of Gödel's proof (i.e., that there exist true but unprovable mathematical propositions), which he then rebuts with his own identification of "true in calculus Γ" with "proved in calculus Γ" (i.e., not with "provable in calculus Γ") [(Wang 1991, 253), (Rodych 1999a, 177)].

The choice was to be messy rather than straighten up the room, and as long as choices exist, true randomness isn't in charge.

At the very high scoring tail, one typically does not have enough data to suppress the fluctuations and there may exist true positives that should not be counted towards Mpdf.

Then one knows that that sentence ('God exists') must be true, but one is in doubt whether that sentence (the one just uttered) is true.

Therefore, 'Atlantis does not exist' cannot be true.

So it cannot be correct that I reject it for, if that is the aether I reject, the judgment that the aether does not exist cannot be true.

This entails that unverifiable sentences are literally meaningless, so that no metaphysical claim according to which unobservable nonphysical items exist can be true.

I might know that 'God exists' is true, but not know of sentence A, which says 'God exists', that it is true, if I don't know what sentence A says.

What we have online is a total lack of communication across those boundaries but this is the inevitable consequence of matching the human spirit as it really exists, our true biology, with this open mush environment.