Sentence examples for has no truth from inspiring English sources

"I think it's a very sensationalized story that has no truth to it," Gilkes said.

On this view, that proposition either has no truth value right now, or else has the value indeterminate.

It has no truth value at all, nor does any other proposition that describes a future free decision or action.

Pragmatism holds that if such a comparison serves no practical function, then the comparative value judgment has no truth value, meaning that the goods are incommensurable (1997, 99).

"The present king of France is bald" has no truth value, according to Strawson, because there is no king of France.

Perhaps we can say that "If A, B" is true when A and B are both true, is false when A is true and B is false, and has no truth value when A is false.

By reductio ad absurdum (M) therefore has no truth-maker.

But on Frege's view, one cannot validly infer (13b) from (13a) if (13a) has no truth-value.

And since it's true, what (M) says must also be the case: that M has no truth-maker.

Aristotle may have suggested that the sentence has no truth-value now, and that bivalence thus does not hold despite the fact that it is necessary for there either to be or not to be a sea-battle tomorrow, so that the principle of excluded middle is preserved (Int. 9).

As it also does in the Apology, inspiration means the poet has no truths to transmit.