Sentence examples for peculiar proposition from inspiring English sources
This portion of the issue features a peculiar proposition for figure skaters Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding. .
The single-minded conversations have echoed those dominating talk radio and Internet fan boards, which have sometimes dotted the debates with a peculiar either-or proposition: Would the Giants rather beat the Patriots and lose in the first round of the playoffs, or lose to the Patriots and then beat Tampa Bay the next week?
The "Tower" had the peculiar vertues of being a no-pay proposition.
The first invalidated proposition (iteration 77) has a peculiar status, since both ontologies include a term 'unspecified', which are equivalent but cannot be defined as homologous.
Even if it could be made out that propositions of this kind are peculiar to metaphysics, however, it would not follow that everything in metaphysics has this character.
In his commentary on Euclid, Proclus contends that the scientific structure in which all propositions are proved from first principles is peculiar to the mathematical sciences, as befitting the middle status of mathematics between metaphysics and physics.
Nevertheless, this alleged proof for the existence of a true proposition does not reach its goal for a simple reason: The proof is in no way peculiar for truths in the sense of true propositions as Bolzano needs to have it.
Shigenobu enters, looking peculiar.
It was certainly peculiar.
Describes their peculiar behavior.
