Sentence examples for predicate idea of from inspiring English sources

In further analyzing the subject and predicate idea of a proposition, we will find out, that in special cases (as, e.g., in the case of the idea [the judgment that God is omnipotent]), a complete proposition will turn out to be a part of an idea  (WL I, 221).

The three immediate parts of a proposition are its subject idea, its predicate idea and the copula [has].

In order for [A has b] to be true, however, it is necessary that the predicate idea [b] is an idea of an attribute (Beschaffenheit).

In order for [A has b] to be a proposition, it will suffice that the predicate idea [b] be an arbitrary idea, in a way at least "pretending" to be an idea of an attribute (WL II, 16 18).

"The issue of divestment is predicated on the idea of Zionism equals racism.

"Our exchange was never predicated on the idea of an individual mandate," Mr. Nielsen said.

We have these institutional structures that are predicated upon the idea of limitlessness.

Moreover, the investment strategy is predicated on the idea of milking Miramax's storehouse of some 700 films.

"I'm upset because the whole commercial strategy of the film was predicated on the idea of winning awards," Mr. Gibney said.

Its ad aimed to showcase the diversity of consumers and was predicated on the idea of throwing out the fashion rulebook.

Ismay must somehow be wrong, even if — especially if — the sisters' entire view of the world is predicated on the idea of hiding Heather's guilty secret.