Sentence examples for from the proposition from inspiring English sources

CHATHAM -- "Drawn From the Proposition," drawings by Allison Hawkins, Mike Park, Dane Patterson and Davor Vrancik.

Tom Reilly, the Massachusetts attorney general, said the nine states had started from the proposition that "we're dealing with a repeat offender, a lawbreaker many times over".

Talk to most marketers about this and they shrink back from the proposition, saying it will probably compromise the effectiveness of the ad.

But these laws have been formulated by, and are enforced by, people who proceed from the proposition that animals are fundamentally inferior to human beings.

The whole of our system starts from the proposition that its duty is to protect the innocent from being wrongly convicted.

Following on from The Proposition and The Road, Cave has also composed the soundtrack for Lawless with his now-constant collaborator, Warren Ellis, violinist with the Bad Seeds.

She won't say – and she smiles and she recedes from the proposition – whether she thinks one or the other is better.

When the word "control" was dropped from the proposition, however, the result was reversed, with 52% saying they would support the proposition and 45% opposing it.

If they catch on -- and that is a notion that some Internet analysts doubt -- they could signal a fundamental shift away from the proposition that it is free to send mail over the Internet.

At the heart of Judaism is the principle of the sanctity of life, which flows directly from the proposition in the first chapter of the Bible that we are all in the image and likeness of God.

So, p is distinct from the propositions expressed by (2) and (3).