Meanwhile, on page 14, the demonstrably inaccurate writer Quentin Letts rubbished institutionalised attempts to encourage social mobility in an incoherent column that included the genuine sentence: "Middle-class parents are middle class because they have learned what it takes to succeed".
I realized that Nick had just completed a genuine sentence.
The claimed advantage of the RTT is its ability to describe the behaviour of genuinely paradoxical sentences: the genuine liar is unstable under semantic evaluation: "No matter what we hypothesize its value to be, semantic evaluation refutes our hypothesis".
A popular former miner, Illsley's conviction and 12-month prison sentence caused genuine shock locally.
Furthermore, the almost significant trend showed by the T-test against baseline (value 1) (t(13) = −2.13, p = 0.053) indicated that the MEP suppression during reading positive hand related sentences was a genuine inhibition of the cortico-spinal excitability.
The modal rationalist thesis that every apriori coherent sentence describes a genuine metaphysical possibility has been challenged in a number of different ways (e.g., Hill and McLaughlin 1999; Loar 1999; Shoemaker 1999; Yablo 1999; 2000b; Schroeter 2004).
For a genuine proposition to arise, a sentence type's literal content (as determined by syntax and conventional word meaning) must be enriched or otherwise modified by primary pragmatic processes based on the speakers' background knowledge relative to each particular context of use of the sentence.
In most cases, corner quotes really indicate formal terms for Gödel numbers of sentences, and are not genuine quotation marks in the usual sense (e.g., denoting the expression 'inside' them).
Thus, if paraphrase nominalists don't claim that their paraphrases capture the actual meanings of ordinary mathematical sentences, then their view won't provide a genuine alternative to fictionalism.
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.
According to this view, the 'looks' sentences that are true in cases of hallucination and in genuine perception are made true by (or are true in virtue of) exactly the same kind of occurrence in both cases.
