Sentence examples for form of sentences from inspiring English sources

It's that "all the propositional thoughts that we consciously introspect... take the form of sentences in a public language".

In Russell's view, philosophers like Meinong had been misled by the surface grammatical form of sentences containing definite descriptions.

But often, the weather information comes in the form of sentences like this, on Athens: "October offers beautiful weather, with rain and some high winds".

A good dictionary derives its reputation from careful analysis of examples of words in use, in the form of sentences, also called citations.

The form of sentences changed from indeterminate terms of imprisonment whose actual length would be determined by parole boards long after sentence was passed, to fixed or determinate sentences, with parole often abolished.

The films are beautiful to look at; they give your mind and soul much to work with as you stare, enraptured; they stick with you; and they act as enticements to read the novels, which offer broader and deeper pleasures, in the form of sentences that you will want to revisit again and again.

And, braving the catcalls of nativists, Justice Kennedy also looked to international law to bolster his argument, noting that this form of sentencing had been rejected by countries the world over.

We had racial and religious animosity in the community and she proposed having Hasidic Jews and black people work in each other's community as a form of sentencing, and she called for graffiti artists to scrub the graffiti off trains.

The council's new guidelines make clear that this form of sentencing does not take sufficient account the potentially catastrophic long-term effect on the victim.

"Under a hard labour sentence, which was the severest form of sentence in the British legal system, the first month was spent in solitary confinement in the cell," he recalled.

Attention to the logical forms of sentences suggested an argument for plenitudes of universals based on this theory of propositions.