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A similar method was used to design VCM grammar for expressing sentences.

Are they sentences, or propositions expressed by sentences, or possible worlds (whatever these are: see Stalnaker 2003), or something altogether different?

On his version of the view, propositions (at least the propositions expressed by sentences) are meta-linguistic facts about sentences.

To make this vivid (as discussed by C. Parsons (1974) and subsequently Glanzberg (2001)), suppose that truth bearers are propositions expressed by sentences in contexts, and that the Liar sentence fails to express a proposition.

Further, it should be clear that the semantic values of expressions are recoverable from the propositions expressed by sentences in which they occur.

It should also be clear that the semantic values of expressions are recoverable from the propositions expressed by sentences containing them.

Human intelligence expressed in sentences doesn't have only attributes and attainments; it has affect.

In a time of incessant takes on the latest scandals, a Coates byline promises something different: intelligent ideas expressed beautifully, sentences that hit you like body blows.

The most compelling narrative, expressed in sentences with which I have no chemical reaction, or an adverse one, leaves me cold.

States of affairs are what is expressed by sentences.

He generally takes a nominalist line, and will have no truck with propositions expressed by sentences.