Sentence examples for predicate person from inspiring English sources

The sleepers might be recruited from a contextually salient (possibly scattered) situation s′ that is related to Sleep Lab via the part relation ≤p and functions as a resource situation for the evaluation of the predicate person introduced by the quantifier phrase everyone.

We can readily enough construct a sentence with "Socrates" as its grammatical predicate: "The person sitting down is Socrates".

"In short, we should not predicate 'homosexual' of any person.

All of the development in Better Call Saul is predicated on the person we know Jimmy will become.

With this momentous shift, America once again reaffirms its core values of equality and respect — values predicated upon a person's capabilities and demonstrated competence, not an immutable characteristic like gender.

"To be clear, my decision to enter this race was not predicated on one person, but on the 700,000 residents of the 44th District," she said. .

I said I was sorry that he had been offended by the mash-up, but that I was offended by systematic attempts to suppress the minority vote in a democratic system predicated on one person-one vote, and that I would continue to challenge students in class to think about such things.

There is also agreement between a subject (expressed by a noun, pronoun or even an adjective) and its predicate verb in gender and number, and for pronouns, also in person.

Saying that someone has an associative thought green/toucan tells you something about the causal and temporal sequences of the activation of concepts in one's mind; saying that someone has the thought there is a green toucan tells you that a person is predicating greenness of a particular toucan (see Fodor 2003: 91 94, for an expansion of this point).

See also predicate calculus; thought, laws of.

My cousin Gladys is six months predicate.