Sentence examples for proposition having from inspiring English sources

"It was a very difficult proposition, having a father who's also your guru," Fazal said.

Yet, on their own pitch, Rooney knows Fulham are a different proposition, having been part of the United side that has tasted defeat on the banks of the River Thames twice in their last four visits.

Saturday's opponents are a formidable proposition, having lost just twice in nine matches in 2013 - on both occasions against the All Blacks.

Firstly, there is the idea of a proposition (in this case an indefinite proposition) being neither true nor false; secondly, and connected with this, of such a proposition having a numerical truth-value properly between 0 (false) and 1 (true).

(1946, 31-3) {§6.7} By the word paraphrasis may be designated that sort of exposition which may be afforded by transmuting into a proposition, having for its subject some real entity, a proposition which has not for its subject any other than a fictitious entity.

If there is any truth associated with a fictitious entity it "can not belong to it in any other character than that of the intended and supposed equivalent of … some proposition having for its subject some real entity" (1838 43, VIII, 246).

Strangely, this proposition has received less coverage.

That proposition has terrified many of the station's devotees.

That particular proposition has been discussed with Admiral Gehman.

However, that proposition has so far been the subject of few direct, empirical investigations.

In the end, though, Omidyar's hundred-million-dollar proposition had proved irresistible.