Sentence examples for proposition in mind from inspiring English sources

The story of a sex-mad Brighton-based door-to-door unguents dealer – if you like, an Avon lad with an erection – it was written with Ray Winstone, star of The Proposition, in mind.

And while the long-term plan – to mine asteroids for precious metals or water, which can then be used to fuel spaceships – might still be a decade or more away, Silicon Valley has a very different business proposition in mind.

When it comes to marketing to this audience, ColorTV has a proposition in mind.

Well, he does have a proposition in mind.

But the requirement on gaining knowledge from experience is not that one must be bearing such propositions in mind.

If not, and with Proposition 11 in mind, future budgets might better be written by a special commission selected by lottery, then narrowed by the Franchise Tax Board to 12 who would select three more who could collectively nominate...(Photo credit: AFP) .

We can be certain that the Framers of the California Constitution had precisely the type of election called by Proposition 49 in mind when they wrote that into the Constitution in 1879.

Of course, we won't grasp the truth of the proposition if we don't understand the meaning of the terms, but in that case we won't have truly formed the proposition in our mind.

Yes, but that's a very different proposition from what I have in mind.

More to the point, even with the close relationship between L C ( E ) and C ∗ ( E ) in mind (cf. Proposition 1), it is currently not understood as to whether either one of the Simplicity Theorems should "directly" imply the other.

For example, a speaker refers to Aristotle when she utters the sentence "Aristotle was a great warrior"—so that her assertion expresses a false proposition about Aristotle, not a true proposition about some great warrior she may "have in mind"—thanks to her connection with Aristotle himself.