Sentence examples for have propositions from inspiring English sources

As the name suggests, propositional functions are functions that have propositions as their values.

It is evident from what has been said that it is these three subjects, more than any others, about which the orator must be able to have propositions at his command.

They have propositions as primitive notions, and define possible worlds on the basis of them.

(For simplicity, we will assume that sentences can have propositions as semantic contents).

(Even the correspondence theorist holds that propositions about propositions have propositions as their truth conditions).

Here we don't have (or don't just have) sentences varying in truth-value depending on context; we seem to have propositions varying in truth-value depending on context.

Lowell appears to have propositioned Bishop, suggesting that he visit her alone in Boston, New York, or Brazil.

Is harassment discrimination, Rosa Ehrenreich asks, "because a man who propositions a female employee would presumably not have propositioned a male employee, and thus the propositioned woman has been treated differently than her male colleagues because of her sex?

Hence and from 3.3 we have: Proposition 3.4.

Inserting (4.9) into (4.8), we have Proposition 4.1.

Notice that if then we have Proposition 3.9 Thus, in the proof we will assume.