Sentence examples for for negation from inspiring English sources
The tendency for negation outside the scope of (certain) negated propositional attitude predicates (e.g., a does not believe that $p$) to be interpreted as associated with the embedded clause (e.g., a believes that not-$p$); this is so-called "neg-raising", to which we return below.
We show that despite its ontological parsimony, the resulting language is comparable in practical expressiveness with conventional full Prolog, by allowing compact definitions for negation, if-then-else, all solution predicates, I/O and reflective meta-interpreters.
Delphine (Marie Rivière) is a Paris secretary whose instinctive gift for negation is put to the test when her vacation plans are spoiled two weeks before her planned departure.
There are other semantics for negation.
For negation and denial see Tranchini (2011a); Wansing (2001).
I also do not cover corpora which focused on the linguistic aspects rather on semantic annotations, such as the BioScope corpus, which contains annotations for negations and speculations statements.
In the case that neither for $A$ nor for its negation a proof is known, the statement $(A \vee \neg A)$ does not hold.
Already then, however, Carnap (1928b, §7) edged towards a formal criterion by requiring empirically significant statements to be such that experiential support for them or for their negation is at least conceivable.
The overall effect is provocative not only for the negation of stereotypes, but for the many enigmas bestowing an aura of mystery and awe onto this angel of deathly benevolence.
This is a similar case for the negation class, as speakers can easily negate a polar clue and put it with a clue of opposite polarity, which is quite common in informal texts.
