Sentence examples for particular proposition from inspiring English sources

What is the nature of propositional knowledge, knowledge that a particular proposition about the world is true?

That particular proposition has been discussed with Admiral Gehman.

The book said a lot of other things too, but you'll understand why that particular proposition stuck in my mind.

By the time he moved into Bankside, he had been pushing a particular proposition of urban living for over a decade.

Bayesian probability, unlike the standard "frequentist probability," is defined as a numerical measure of the degree of an observer's belief that a future event will occur or that a particular proposition is true.

To imagine in this sense is to stand in some mental relation to a particular proposition.

I once asked Bouvier what drew him to particular propositions.

Beliefs--mental representations of particular propositions as true--are fundamental to social cognition.

Thus, propositions of form A imply the corresponding propositions of form I, and those of form E imply those of form O. These last relations were later called subalternation, and the particular propositions (affirmative or negative) were said to be subalternate to the corresponding universal propositions.

Aristotle accepted 14 valid moods officially and 5 unofficially; since 5 of these 19 syllogisms have universal conclusions, the number of valid moods can be increased to 24 by passing to their corresponding particular propositions (i.e., from "all" to "some").

Peirce and others called them particular propositions.