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It is sentences of that kind of compression that give this novel its stylistic distinction, as well as its blunt, unvarnished vision of the human species.

It is sentences, and not words, that are thus the primary focus for a Davidsonian theory of meaning.

What has to go is 'only' the assumption that truth and falsity are exclusive in all cases: there exist dialetheias, that is, sentences falling simultaneously under both categories.

That is, sentences such as "the bricks = the wall" are taken by the defender of strong Composition as Identity to be well-formed sentences that express strict identities.

The conflict is supposed to arise because (i) the use of an expression is exhausted by its employment in speech acts, and (ii) it is sentences, not words, that can be employed to make speech acts.

He is sentenced to death.

Another difficulty is sentencing.

Chambers is sentenced to life in prison.

But there are sentences worth reading.

Schwarz was sentenced first.

There will be sentencing.