Sentence examples for indicative grammar from inspiring English sources

It is not unusual for modern versions of noncognitivism to acknowledge the possibility of moral truth and moral falsity via an embrace of a minimalist theory of truth (see Blackburn 1984, 1993a; Smith 1994b), according to which if one is licensed in uttering a sentence "S" with surface indicative grammar, then so too is one licensed in uttering "'S' is true".

Against the growing Modist tendency to understand parts of grammar as indicative of the objective constituents of things in the world, Bacon stresses the importance of equivocation analysis.

Paige: Grammar!

London Grammar.

See generative grammar; transformational grammar.

Treat that as indicative.

No grammar.

On grammar?

Good grammar.

Or grammar.

That is indicative.