Sentence examples for members being true from inspiring English sources

The improbability of these members being true, were others to be false despite their degree of probability, makes it more likely that the former are true, and so on for other members of the congruent set.

The novel's only reliable Englishman is the stern moralist Roger Carbury, whose family members were "true to their acres and their acres true to them".

The Biondi family members are true traditionalists; these wines can age for a century.

The actual one, on the world story view, is the one all of whose members are true.

Moreover we will say of a set σ of propositions that it is true iff each of its members is true; and we will say that a sequence j of ideas verifies a set σ of propositions with respect to i iff j verifies each member of σ with respect to i, i.e., iff the j/i-variant of each member of σ is true.

The reason for this is clear: abstract possible worlds are defined in irreducibly modal terms — a possible world is an SOA that (among other things) possibly obtains; or a set of propositions such that it is possible that all of its members are true; or a property that is possibly exemplified; and so on.

Patriotism: Joe Biden and his family members are true patriots devotedly committed to serving our country.

He is impressed with the new Libyan leader to the extent that he ignores the report of the International Center for Research and Study on Terrorism and Aid to Victims of Terrorism (CIRET-AVT) and the French Center for Research on Intelligence (CF2R) warning that "only a minority of Libyan NTC members are true democrats".

But if this is what actuality for worlds amounts to, then assuming possible worlds are possibly actual, it would follow that for each possible world all its members could be true together.

A major goal of On Interpretation is to discuss the thesis that, of every such contradiction, one member must be true and the other false.

MR. KOHN dismissed any suggestion that he and other senior staff members were the true power at the Fed.