Sentence examples for from that proposition from inspiring English sources

It is plausible to suppose that that the truth value of a proposition such as (i) or (ii) depends on the existence of something distinct from that proposition.

The immunity from oversight that Proposition 71 gave CIRM was based on the assertion by Klein and his fellow sponsors that stem cell science was too important to risk interference from politicians.

In particular, this shows that Proposition 3.1 from [H. König, N. Tomczak-Jaegermann, Norms of minimal projections, J. Funct. Anal. 119 (1994) 253 280] (see p. 259) is incorrect.

Likewise, Frege did not distinguish the proposition that three precedes four from the proposition that four is preceded by three.

Frege could thus distinguish the proposition that Hesperus is bright from the proposition that Phosphorus is bright, even though the two propositions are alike with regard to the relevant function and argument.

And it promises to account for the intuitive truth of (1 -(4) by distinguishing the proposition that Superman is strong from the proposition that Clark Kent is strong in virtue of the difference in linguistic items.

But by analyzing names as descriptions quantificational expressions, as opposed to logical constants (like 'b') that indicate individuals Russell offered an attractive account of why the proposition that Hesperus is bright differs from the proposition that Phosphorus is bright.

Is the proposition that John loves Mary different from the proposition that Mary is loved by John?

Intuitively, the proposition that arithmetic is incomplete is distinct from the proposition that 2+2=4.

One should distinguish knowing a self-evident proposition from knowing that that proposition is self-evident.

E.g., if the proposition that a loves b is the ordered triple <loving, a, b>, it is distinct from the proposition that b loves a, which would be the ordered triple <loving, b, a>.