Sentence examples for predicate position from inspiring English sources

Him.What, me worry?Me, I prefer skiing to surfing"Me" in predicate position even appears in traditional places like the King James Bible's "woe is me".

A granny facing a police line-up, jangled by her recent mugging, will point to the perpetrator and naturally shout, "That's him, officer!" And as Geoffrey Pullum, a syntactician at the University of Edinburgh, points out, there are many cases where the nominative pronoun I, he, she, we, they in predicate position is so weird as to be unacceptable.

1. Second-order logic has quantifiers that bind variables taking predicate position.

Second-order logic is an extension of classical quantificational logic in which we allow for quantification into predicate position.

If the pattern contains a variable in the predicate position, the class of the variable is rdfs:Property.

When the class expansion occurred in the predicate position of the construction, reanalysis of the construction was subsequently activated.

One way of going beyond PFO+ would be by allowing quantification into predicate positions, including those of predicates taking plural arguments.

(2) These sampling points can be modified values of predicated positions in former time points.

The first English grammarians never had to hear an inarticulate Roman teenager butcher his cases; they had only the works of great writers to judge by).As it happens, the rule "use the nominative case in the predicate nominative position" (It is I) is not just Greco-Latin.

Standard higher order logics beyon the second order obviate this limitation by allowing for predicates in subject position, provided that the predicates that are predicated of them belong to a higher type.

The basic concept of the language is based on a triple pattern that has the same form as an RDF triple but can contain variables in arbitrary positions (i.e., in the subject, predicate, or object position).