However, statings are not ordinarily said to be true or false, except derivatively insofar as what is stated in them is true or false.
Ordinarily, this is especially true in the summer, he said.
In some cases of ontological reduction of Ks to K*s, we withhold application of the predicate 'K' to the K*s because not enough of what we ordinarily take to be true of the Ks is preserved by the reduction.
Mr. REBACK: Well, and ordinarily – ordinarily that would be true.
When a simile is figuratively true, it will ordinarily be literally false it will compare things such that the first is unlike the second by generally prevailing or previously prevailing standards, yet the first is like the second by new standards the simile itself helps to impose; this is the sense in which a simile is an exhibition of unity in variety, a likening of dissimilar things.
Various yeast strains exhibit [ PSI+]-dependent fitness advantages, implying that increased readthrough activates useful genetic diversity that is ordinarily masked by stop codons (True and Lindquist, 2000; Halfmann et al., 2012).
This is true even though, as ordinarily computed, the DR for the sequential procedure (8.0) is larger than the DR for the simultaneous procedure (7.3).
In the realm of power, Christianity has operated with an unmitigated arrogance and cruelty — necessarily, since a religion ordinarily imposes on those who have discovered the true faith the spiritual duty of liberating the infidels.
Indeed, it is not immediately clear what it would be to treat a conditional, construed according to Supp, as an assumption: to assume something, as ordinarily understood, is to assume that it is true; and conditionals are not being construed as ordinary statement of fact.
It is true, of course, that the government ordinarily cannot suppress speech by individuals because the message conveyed offends others.
