Sentence examples for many propositions from inspiring English sources

"I say no to many propositions.

Among the many propositions is number 23, and its aim is poignantly on point.

A name can refer to the same individual in various sentences, and so the same individual can be a part of many propositions.

Russell and Moore concluded that a meaningful predicate also must stand for a thing that can be part of many propositions.

But many propositions that belong in evidence racks (such as, "The ten warmest years on record have all occurred since the year 2000") will not have identifiable authors.

Readers can find the evidence in support of a given claim without having to read a whole article or book devoted to indefinitely many propositions.

Mr. Kim had won a quick $1,000, at least on paper; like many proposition bets, this one was added to a running tab between the bettors.

If treatment reduces recidivism, as many Proposition 47 supporters claim, the criminal justice system could save more money in the future.

Obviously, many theoretical propositions have bearing on practical propositions: what will happen if the minimum wage is lowered has consequences for the best way to decrease unemployment.

The one might assert many true propositions, while the other fails to assert any true proposition.

A proposition is certain, in other words, when its truth (and the truth of many related propositions) is presupposed in the various social activities of a community.