Sentence examples for proposition another way from inspiring English sources

Let me put my proposition another way: No matter what people today say about the founding fathers and the Constitution, the framers of that document would roll over in their graves if they were aware that we might elect a president who hates all three branches of the very government established by that constitution.

In one way of speaking, the belief just is the fact or proposition represented, or the particular stored token of that fact or proposition; in another way of speaking, the more standard in philosophical discussion, the belief is the state of having such a fact or representation stored.

Stoic propositions are unlike propositions in contemporary theories in another way too: Stoic sayables are not timelessly true or false.

A proposition could be known immediately one way and yet, in another way, follow as a conclusion of a sound deductive argument.

But putting our faith in Congress, whether it's now or in a year, is a risky proposition either way.

It is also fine for the Democrats, who view it as a win-win proposition, either way.

"Joe has managed a great series so far," Piniella said, "but with Edgar and Olerud, it was a tough proposition either way".

In one use, the verb is used to relate us to a Fregean thought or proposition, a way of representing the world.

Some statistics show that the figures stand at 1 in every 3 people, a scary proposition any way you look at it.

It's not only a significantly lesser product, but it's actually going to cost more money in the long-run, making it a lose-lose proposition any way you slice it.

See King [2009] for discussion of in what sense we interpret the propositional relation of the proposition in this way.