Sentence examples for genuine name from inspiring English sources

This is because one can have a genuine name only for that with which one is acquainted and one is acquainted only with that for which misidentification is impossible.

On this assumption Wittgenstein can say that whenever an apparent name occurs that appears to mention a complex this is only because it is not, after all, a genuine name — and this is what he does say.

We don't know much about the game aside from what we've seen in this tournament, but Supercell is in an enviable position as one of the very few mobile developers with genuine name recognition as a company and not just for its games.

Still, even considering that stark capitalist angle, I'm choosing to believe that there's a lot of good left in this world, and that the Xbox team is largely putting out this particular accessory in the genuine name of inclusivity and accessibility.

In the first series of Chancer, broadcast in 1990, Oriel College was featured under its genuine name as the home of Lynsey Baxter's character, Victoria Douglas.

In contrast, according to an early view of Russell (one in which ordinary proper names function logically as genuine names rather than as concealed descriptions), the sentence "Venus is Venus" says only that Venus is identical to itself.

However, this resemblance is merely apparent, because empty nouns are genuine names and can always be decomposed into non-empty genuine names (e.g., "round square").

The key idea consists in the distinction of genuine names and apparent names (onomatoids).

That is, no genuine names—including names of properties, functions, operations, etc.—have a descriptive sense or reference.

On the other hand, LO does not motivate the division of names into genuine names and onomatoids.

In general, a sentence is meaningful if and only if it consists (except for logical constants) only of genuine names or is reducible to such sentences.