Sentence examples for expressed a true from inspiring English sources

Thirty participants expressed a true opinion and lied about another opinion (within-subjects design) and the number of saccades per second of speech was measured.

Suppose that B, in making this claim, expressed a true proposition; that he did so does not imply that B knows, or knew, full stop.

For both summarization systems, we measured precision by grouping subject arguments by name and determining what percentage of these subject groups expressed a true positive finding.

Some of the few who do register with the party express a true political passion, on at least one issue.

And, we have shown that this sentence says something true, and so expresses a true proposition.

We can reason that if the Liar sentence fails to express a proposition, it fails to express a true proposition.

For example, 'Pat is asleep' can be used at one time to express a true premise, and at another time to express a false premise.

Hence 'a wagon has six letters' and 'a wagon has wheels' could each express a true assertible, but each would then denote a different subject.

For the speaker, part of the reason for using a particular sentence is that it is true (in context); that is, the speaker believes, with a sufficient strength, that the sentence expresses a true proposition.

A given speaker might use 'I am tired' to express a false proposition, while another speaker uses the same sentence at the same time to express a true proposition.

First of all, in a setting where sentences are context dependent, the natural formulation of a truth claim is always in terms of expressing a true proposition, or some related semantically careful application of the truth predicate.