Sentence examples for of a propositions from inspiring English sources

One plausible characterization of a paradox holds that it is a set of a propositions, each of which is intuitive, but not all of which could be true.

The subject of (I)- and (O -, and the predicate of (I -propositions, have determI -propositionson; thaveubject andeterminate of (E)-, the supposition(A)-, and the predicate of (O)-proposubject hand confused and distributive supredicate; and the predicate of (A)-propositions has mE -,y confused supposithen.

Atlantic City is more of a proposition and a ploy.

Speaking clearly also lets us examine the elements of a proposition plainly.

Thus, truth simply is the verification of a proposition, or the successful working of an idea.

Belief becomes knowledge only when the truth of a proposition becomes evident to the believer.

"We ask of a scientific proposition, 'Is it true?,' but of a proposition in the humanities we ask, 'Is it true for me?' " he writes.

Equivalence, also called equivalence of propositions, in logic and mathematics, the formation of a proposition from two others which are linked by the phrase "if, and only if".

And if there are a lot of voices in favour of a proposition it can get through".

"There certainly are a lot of question marks that surround the viability of a proposition like this".

"It is the lack of a proposition or referendum," the Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, said.