Sentence examples for expression of the proposition from inspiring English sources

The expression of the proposition alone is accidental and thus contains only a relative sense.

For instance, "Ann prefers chocolate" may be used as a reduced expression of the proposition that Ann prefers chocolate over vanilla.

One way to secure this result is to think of the contents of subsentential expressions as components of the proposition expressed by the sentence as a whole.

The disappearance of the significant difference when there was an unknown expression in the proposition is further evidence of this finding.

The expression of the Green's function of Proposition 1.1 is different from that of [4].

The first is the expression of the connection existing between one proposition and another without any specific effective cause.

The combination of Millianism and the antirealist view that fictional names like "Apollo" lack reference (and so make no contribution to the expression of propositions) appears to imply that sentences like (6I) don't express any proposition, let alone true propositions.

David Matsumoto further established the validity of the proposition that micro-expressions are universal by demonstrating that they occur in blind people.

For, as we saw, on a structured proposition account, the semantic values of expressions in a sentence are recoverable from the proposition expressed by the sentence, since those semantic values are constituents of the proposition.

The truth or falsity of the proposition then depends on scope distinction of the expression 'can be'.

Abundant conceptions will impose only broadly syntactic restrictions on the expression of propositions.