Sentence examples for interpret the truth from inspiring English sources
You could argue that this is nothing more than the continuation of an authentic religious tradition in America, where we have always been suspicious of orthodoxies -- and of Rome, in particular -- and where we believe that everyone has the right to discover and interpret the truth for himself.
Once generated, we look only at what is going on in the i-acceptable worlds to interpret the truth-conditions for the various deontic operators, just as with our simpler Kripke-Style semantics.
As we shall see each understood and interpreted the two truths in different ways, and are often fundamentaly and radically opposed to each other.
The idea of this truth revision operator τ is that if τ(L =L′ then L′ will be a language in which T is interpreted as the truth predicate for L. If therefore τ(L =L for some L, that is, if L is a fixed point of τ, then L will be a language containing its own truth predicate.
There's a factualness that exists in song writing; you know that Drake is writing from personal experiences, not just from made-up exaggerations that can never be as interpreted as the truth, like in film.
For example, the response of an olfactory receptor cell can be interpreted as the truth value of "the receptor cell is activated".
His lawyer urged the jury to interpret the law to allow proof of truth as a defense.
And this emotional truth may help outsiders interpret the White Paper the Chinese leaders issued last week, warning more explicitly than before that Taiwan's foot-dragging in negotiations, let alone any declaration of independence, could force China to take "drastic measures".
Although the effects are small this establishes an important ground truth that enables us to interpret the more interesting findings as true modulations of the FLE.
From the viewpoint of standard truth-conditional semantics, however, this instruction to interpret the Carnap sentence appears arbitrary, if not even misguided.
