The idea behind stage (1) of Grice's theory of meaning is that of these two phenomena, speaker-meaning is the more fundamental: sentences and other expressions mean what they do because of what speakers mean by their utterances of those sentences.
So if you want to brush up on your fundamental sentence skills -- or you're just a grammar nerd -- here's a brief primer on how to diagram sentences.
One strained reading of this sentence is that naturalism's fundamental conviction by definition applies only to natural science and mathematics.
It is the goal of every science, including mathematics, is to state the fundamental true sentences in themselves pertaining that subject matter.
Which, although a necessary and fundamental sex sentence, isn't very 'hot 'n' heavy sexting session on a Saturday night', is it?
Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals 3, sentence repetition subtest (Semel et al., 1995 ), a test of sentence production.
Ominously, the union, which was not involved in planning the reform, is being publicly sceptical, claiming that Mr Hickman's vow to "blow up the boxes" (a Schwarzeneggerian metaphor) will be more like a shifting of the furniture.The other, bigger problem with Mr Schwarzenegger's plan is that fundamental question about sentencing laws.
"We now need the government to make a considered response to the Strasbourg judgement and Labour is willing to work with ministers to get the right result". However, Simon Creighton, solicitor for convicted murderer Douglas Vinter, called the decision "troubling" and said it was "fundamental" that prison sentences had "some form of rehabilitation and redemption" built in.
Sentences like "The fundamental question of our time is whether the West has the will to survive" made me think of Oswald Spengler's "The Decline of the West," a fixture of the alt-right reading list.
The argument, fundamental ly, is that sentences should be definite in term, and that con victs should have stated rights in their dealing with officials who set parole dates.
