Sentence examples for proposition is known from inspiring English sources

So no contingent proposition is known.

Residual curiosity is possible even when the proposition is known to be a necessary truth.

If this were right, however, it would imply that a hearer cannot know p or be justified in believing p as a result of testimony unless that same proposition is known by (or justified for) the speaker.

Uber for example is one of these companies where the user value proposition was known from day one".

That is, if A and B are perfections, then the proposition "A and B are incompatible" cannot be demonstrated because A and B are simples, nor can the proposition be known per se.

Contingently true and contingently false propositions are known collectively as contingent propositions.

Accordingly, it is more accurately defined as the theory that all significant or factual propositions are known through experience.

In one such study, Naming and Necessity (1972), Saul Kripke argued that, contrary to traditional assumptions, not all necessary propositions are known a priori; some are knowable only a posteriori.

Luther's friend Friedrich Myconius later wrote that "hardly 14 days had passed when these propositions were known throughout Germany and within four weeks almost all of Christendom was familiar with them".The unintentional but rapid spread of the "95 Theses" alerted Luther to the way in which media passed from one person to another could quickly reach a wide audience.

From the above propositions, it is known that the price of waste treated by the recycling process in an economy of β-technique can be positive or negative, depending upon circumstances.

Since it comprises seven different conditional and relative viewpoints or propositions, syādvāda is known as saptibhaṅgīnāya or the theory of seven conditioned predications.